Claremont News

EnviroVantage of Epping was a big winner in the recent Associated Builders and Contractors 2009 Excellence in Construction Awards Ceremony at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord.

A third pharmacy will be opening soon in Newport. Fred A. Zullo, a Newport native and current resident of Claremont, hopes to have Z Pharmacy ready to serve customers by Jan.

In Claremont, N.H., voters decided to stay with the incumbent. Mayor Deborah Cutts was re-elected with 55% of the vote.

How do you get a big, red dog named Clifford, rescued from a shelter in Florida, to a loving family in New Hampshire without the family having to travel hundreds of miles? One way is to enlist the aid of the nonprofit organization Pilots N Paws.

Even as news reports forecast the collapse of print journalism in the U.S., a late-night visit to the offices of the Valley News offers a glimpse into a distinctly lively newsroom - writers frantically type amidst a flurry of papers as the 11 p.m. deadline looms near, and three stories of monstrously large machinery gear up to begin the nighttime ...

When the board of directors of the Economic Corporation of Newport decided it was time to get out of the machine tool field, it didn't have to go very far to find a willing partner.

The number of lead inspections done by the state could be cut in half, after two of four state inspectors were laid off from the state's childhood lead poisoning prevention program.

A top state health official says cuts to the lead poison prevention program could roll back recent reforms meant to give investigators an edge in detecting hazards, particularly in Rochester, Laconia and Franklin and five other communities deemed high-risk areas.

Dr. Karol LaCroix, president of Granite State College, has announced plans to retire at the end of the academic year in June 2010.

In the doom-and-gloom days of print journalism, six newspapers covering a city of fewer than 15,000 people might seem excessive.

While publishing giants such as Gannett and McClatchy have closed printing facilities and, in some cases, shuttered newspapers, indications indicate the tide may be turning - good news for printers who sell billions in printing services to the nation's thousands of dailies and weeklies.

Red River, an integrator of information technology solutions with expertise in the public sector and healthcare markets, announced today that it has been recognized as one of Business NH Magazine's 20 Fastest Growing Companies.

It is valuable to know what is on people's minds and what they like and don't like about the newspaper, news Web site, etc.

After a distance of years and an ocean, seeking the roads and routines, the landmarks and laid-back nature of a home state I grew up driving a route that has disappeared.

At Wednesday night's city council meeting, City Manager Guy Santagate announced the 2009 tax rate will decrease $2.14 from last year.

President Obama will visit Boston on Oct. 23 for a Democratic fund-raising lunch for Governor Deval Patrick at the Westin Copley Place hotel.

CLAREMONT, N.H. Three months after it folded, The Eagle Times newspaper in Claremont, N.H., is back in business.

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Mayor Deborah Cutts is running for re-election on Nov. 3 not only because she enjoys the work, but also because she fears for the city's future.

As one time Claremont mayor, James Nielsen IV feels he brings not just experience to the council, but also a sense of order.