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Meet Tim Broadrick, Claremont’s superintendent on a mission

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Sullivan County's finest may have noticed a lull in coverage on the dumpster fire that is SAU-6. We got tired. Let us get caught up, shall we? A school board election returned a 2018 player back to revisit the scene of the crime, as Brian Rapp returns for Claremont (S)Cares. Crawford recrosses the River Styx… Continue reading Meet Tim Broadrick, Claremont’s superintendent on a mission

Mother’s Day Shooting in Charlestown, film at 11

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Melodramatic Saturday Night Live Headline aside, New Hampshire delivered a cold damp drizzle for Mother's Day, in spite of our best efforts to advertise the weather we prefer. The indoor fire and shelters saw much action, including an extended discussion of hair extensions and where best to acquire them. Here is a better idea of… Continue reading Mother’s Day Shooting in Charlestown, film at 11

Welcome Dale Girard!

Kevin Tyson

On behalf of the Sullivan County Republican Committee, I want to welcome Representative Dale Girard to the Republican Party. Dale’s decision reflects what many Granite Staters have recognized in recent years, the Republican Party is increasingly the home for common-sense leadership, fiscal responsibility, local control, and policies focused on the everyday concerns of working families.… Continue reading Welcome Dale Girard!

When Sports Became a Spectator Sport in Claremont

Kevin Tyson

The same town that rallied for athletics last summer found its voice against athletes this spring. By Kevin Tyson Last August, the Claremont school district stared into a five-million-dollar hole, and the community did what communities do. People wrote checks. People ran fundraisers. People rallied for the kids. The athletic department, in particular, became a… Continue reading When Sports Became a Spectator Sport in Claremont