Patrick O'Grady

CLAREMONT — The interim business administrator for SAU 6 — who has been largely credited with keeping Claremont schools open last year despite a multimillion-dollar deficit — has abruptly resigned.

CROYDON — Residents are invited to an open house and barbecue Saturday to see the recently completed renovations and repairs to “Lil Red,” the town's one-room schoolhouse that was built in the early 1800s.

CLAREMONT – The Planning Board approved a site plan Monday for a Starbucks coffee shop, bringing the number of large coffee chains on Washington Street to three.

CLAREMONT — Three floors of a historic mill building at 21 Water St., most recently the home of Red River Computer, will be converted into 27 one- and two-bedroom affordable housing apartments.

LEBANON — There was a time years ago, if you were out and about in the Upper Valley and lucky enough to cross paths with Adele Patch, it was likely you would be going home with some of her homemade jam or bread.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — “Who has the duck?” asked one student. Seconds later, a response: “I have it.”

NORWICH — At a mountain bike camp for kids at Huntley Meadow Athletic Fields in mid-July, pedaling along the park trail and in the grass field were only part of the equation for ensuring a fun week.

CLAREMONT — It may have been summer, but in early July the Sugar River Technical Center was nearly as busy as any school day.

CLAREMONT – On Tuesday, the Zoning Board of Adjustment will decide on a variance for Southwestern Community Services (SWCS) to allow construction

CLAREMONT — The Sugar River Valley Technical Center is taking over the licensed nursing assistant program from the technical center in Newport, Claremont Superintendent Timothy Broadrick announced Tuesday.