CLAREMONT — The Arrowhead Recreation Area will likely have to push back the opening of its ski and snow tubing season at least another week due to less than cooperative weather so far this winter. Though Arrowhead has not made an official…

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. (AP) — Springfield Hospital and its associated Springfield Medical Care Systems submitted a plan for a bankruptcy bailout funded by the state of Vermont that would have them move forward as separate organizations. The hospital and…

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CLAREMONT — A request to open a controversial construction waste station in the city is heading back to the Claremont Zoning Board next week with a new design proposal that the company hopes might assuage the community’s environmental concerns. On…

NEWPORT — The Newport Sunshine Initiative held its second annual Family Christmas Celebration Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Salt hill Pub. Attendees were treated to a hot chocolate bar, food, and holiday sweets while organizers from the Newport Dog Park…

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MERIDEN — The Aidron Duckworth Museum will be closing at the end of October and is giving a final exhibition of the artist’s work, as well as a sampling of artists who have exhibited there over the years. “Exhibition XXXIV: The Multitudes Contained,”…

BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — Food Connects, a marketing, networking and delivery nonprofit that works with small and organic farms and food producers, scored $45,000 from the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets (VAAFM) this week – one of eight grants…

NEWPORT — When youth get in trouble with the law, in most of New Hampshire they have the option of going through a diversion court. That means instead of going to jail for theft, for instance, if the victim of the crime would accept restitution, the…

I used to live near a renowned state agricultural school and veterinary college (Cornell), where the following joke went around every few years: The story was that the college was doing an experiment on gradually reducing the amount of feed a horse…

CLAREMONT — It’s not an accident that if you’ve heard of presidential candidate Marianne Williamson, you’re probably familiar with a quote of something she’s said or written. The author of “A Return to Love” and other books of spiritual guidance has…

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — When Gov. Phil Scott announced the allocation of $2.8 million in state tax credits for downtown and village rehabilitation projects, two projects in Springfield made the list. The Springfield Food Cooperative, currently on Route 11…

CONCORD — Gov. Chris Sununu made common cause with public school superintendents over a Medicaid rule change that could end up costing local districts millions of dollars. In a letter to school superintendents written Sept. 27, Sununu said he was…

CONCORD — In light of the conviction of a Claremont Police officer for falsifying evidence, the New Hampshire Attorney General, Gordon J. MacDonald and New Hampshire State Police Colonel Christopher J. Wagner conducted a review of an earlier case, in…

CLAREMONT — The Claremont Housing Authority board of commissioners discussed residents’ concerns with the smokers’ gazebo out front, new rules from Housing and Urban Development that could change the way the senior apartment complex Marion Phillips…

CLAREMONT—The Claremont school board welcomed a new student representative to its Sept. 18 meeting. The student representative is a voluntary position open to students who express interest; he or she serves as a non-voting member of the board. Tyler…

CLAREMONT — A planned event at Broad Street Park drew mostly grownups for speeches and poster-wielding about climate change, while students around the globe did – or did not — walk out of school to demand political action on the issue. The 11…

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. —The Dust Bowl Faeries are headlining the Steampunk Festival, with a performance at the Harkness House at 8:30 on Saturday night, but in addition to sharing their goth-gypsy-folk music to listen to, lead singer Ryder Cooley has…

CLAREMONT —LaValley’s Claremont Building Supply has been around, in one form or another, since 1902. It’s been LaValley’s since 1975, and before that it was Claremont Building Supply. Before that it was Boardway and Cowles, and before that it was a…

CLAREMONT — For a good Indian meal you may have to drive to Hanover, and for Thai food you may have to go to Keene or Lebanon, but here in Claremont diners can find something those towns don’t have: authentic Jamaican food. The Sunshine Cookshop,…