CLAREMONT, N.H. — The public boat access facility along the Connecticut River known as Ashley Ferry in Claremont will be closing for an extended period this summer so that the ramp can be rebuilt. An ADA-compliant loading platform will also be added to improve access at the facility. Closure…
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — Cassandra “Kaci” Viado plays a key role in Youth Services’ mission to build resilience and be a catalyst for change as the new Co-Director of the agency’s Restorative Justice Programs.
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Denise Reilly-Hughes, Vermont’s Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Secretary of the Agency of Digital Services, announced the appointment of John Toney as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the State of Vermont.
NEWPORT, N.H. — For more than 50 years, Kathan Gardens and Gifts has been a cornerstone of the Newport community. New ownership has been making strides to expand all of its glory by incorporating an ice cream and coffee shop in the house where the Kathan family formerly lived, with hopes of …
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Hunting safely during Vermont’s spring turkey hunting seasons is easy if hunters follow tips issued by the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
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CLAREMONT, N.H. — Brian Robie survived a mid-race tangle to earn $3,000, Brandon Gray cruised to a cool grand of his own, and Andrea St. Amour completed a weekend swee… Read moreRobie, Gray bankroll wins Sunday at Speedway Spring Fling: Day 2
CLAREMONT, N.H. — Claremont Motorsports Park kicked off its 77th consecutive season of racing on Saturday, April 27, with a mammoth 10-division card competition on the… Read moreSuperman, Murray, Aiken and St. Amour win at speedway opener
LANGDON, N.H. — Every kid's dream on the mound is to pitch a no hitter and Fall Mountain's Pat Connors realized his childhood dream with a 13-0 no hitter against the v… Read moreFall Mountain’s Pat Connors tosses no hitter
Kearsarge took on Hopkinton at Proctor Academy on Monday, April 15. Noah Whipple (10) watches action during their 8-6 loss. It was a game of runs as Hopkinton led 3-1 … Read moreKearsarge loses to Hopkinton
Philip W. Rogers WALPOLE, NH -Philip W. Rogers of Walpole pass… Read morePhilip W. Rogers
Peter L. Lumbra CHARELSTOWN, NH -Peter L. Lumbra, born on Octo… Read morePeter L. Lumbra
Monica B. Butler CLAREMONT, NH -Monica Beatrice Butler, 84, of… Read moreMonica B. Butler
Elaine Kirkpatrick CLAREMONT, NH -Elaine Kirkpatrick, 81 of Cl… Read moreElaine Kirkpatrick
Constance R. Zullo Barth CLAREMONT, NH -Constance Rae Zullo Ba… Read moreConstance R. Zullo Barth
Joan M. (Boutilier) Allen READING, VT -Joan Marie (Boutilier) … Read moreJoan M. (Boutilier) Allen
Kathleen L. & David B. Bosma GOSHEN, NH -It is with great … Read moreKathleen L. & David B. Bosma
Edward M. Stack WHITE RIVER JCT., VT -Edward Michael Stack, 87… Read moreEdward M. Stack
Patricia L. Hamel CLAREMONT, NH -Patricia L. Hamel, of Claremo… Read morePatricia L. Hamel
Wanda (Heino) Sabalewski CLAREMONT, NH -Wanda (Heino) Sabalews… Read moreWanda (Heino) Sabalewski
Richard H. Snide The graveside service for Richard H. Snide wh… Read moreRichard H. Snide
Avice Cunningham MT. CHASE, ME -Avice Cunningham, 88, went to … Read moreAvice Cunningham
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — The Springfield Art & Historical Society will host the Vermont Humanities Council program, “The Hills of Home: Mountains and Identity in Vermont History,” on Saturday, March 23, at 2 p.m. at the SAHS facility at 65 Route 106 in North Springfield, VT. Historian Jill Mud…
CONCORD, N.H. — Attorney General John M. Formella announces that he and a bipartisan coalition of 43 state attorneys general have sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission urging the federal government to update and strengthen the rules technology companies must follow under the federal …
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Rootstock Publishing has announced the April releases of three debut poetry books: “Mountain Offerings” by Amy Allen of Shelburne; “Stonechat” by Mary Elder Jacobsen of Calais; and “Fire on a Circle” by Kim Ward of Montpelier. Allen, Jacobsen and Ward are the featured reade…
Last week, two important and controversial bills came out of the Senate Education Committee, of which I am the Chairman, and were voted on by the full Senate. SB 375, relative to biological sex of student athletics, and SB 525, relative the administration of education freedom accounts, both … Read moreSenate acts on contentious education bills
Your Dog Wants a New Governor Read moreLetter to the editor
How can Rockingham, where I live, or any town in Vermont continue to carry the unbearable and unsustainable burden of taxes here? How can our legislature create and bring new taxes each year to the table off which we all must eat? It is unconscionable. How can our local boards further knowin… Read moreThe unbearable burden of taxes in Vermont
You won’t see the Eagle Times on newsstands today — but that’s OK. Read moreWe won't be on newsstands today
"Dogland: Passion, Glory, and Lots of Slobber at the Westminster Dog Show" by Tommy Tomlinson
March 24 -30, 2024
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Many people present their charge cards routinely, not giving it a second thought.
We recently took the train from Claremont to Washington D.C., to visit our college student. Amtrak stops at Claremont Junction for about five minutes twice a day. The Vermonter runs between St. Albans, Vermont and Washington.
"Dogland: Passion, Glory, and Lots of Slobber at the Westminster Dog Show" by Tommy Tomlinson
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Individuals can join the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR) and the Vermont Outdoor Recreation Economic Collaborative (VOREC) in shaping the future of outdoor recreation in Vermont through the Move Forward Together Vermont Public Survey. The survey seeks publ… Read morePublic survey seeks to understand recreation needs, priorities
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is offering a New Instructor Training Course for people interested in volunteering to teach Hunter Education courses in Vermont. Read moreTraining course offered for new hunter education instructors
RUTLAND, Vt. — Vermont Fish and Wildlife have announced that a longnose gar taken by a bowfishing angler in 2023 has been certified as a new state record. Read moreIn 2023, a new Vermont fish record established
One of the historical figures who will vanish when they remove all people’s names from the common names of birds is Alexander Wilson. This is a bit of a shame, as Wilson was an early progressive in Scotland who advocated for workers’ rights during his brief sojourn in the weaving trade. In f… Read moreAlexander Wilson, the father of ornithology
One of the historical figures who will vanish when they remove all people’s names from the common names of birds is Alexander Wilson. This is a bit of a shame, as Wilson was an early progressive in Scotland who advocated for workers’ rights during his brief sojourn in the weaving trade. In f… Read moreAlexander Wilson, the father of ornithology
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