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Claremont recovers $700,000 in grant money it never requested, a key factor in its deficit - Valley News (opens the original)
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CLAREMONT – After the school district announced an estimated $5 million deficit last August, officials have said one contributing factor was the district’s failure to seek reimbursement for federal grants, including Title I. Title I money is federal assistance to support schools with high numbers of children from low-income families. In recent months, the district has focused on applying for the reimbursements it can still collect. At Wednesday’s School Board meeting, Kerry Kennedy, the district
Claremont receives 19 applications for city manager search - Valley News (opens the original)
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CLAREMONT — Municipal Resources Inc., of Bedford, N.H., the consulting firm hired to conduct a search for a new city manager, has received 19 resumes from several states, Mayor Dale Girard said at Wednesday’s City Council meeting. Girard said four of the applicants are from New Hampshire, three from Maine, two each from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and one each from Arizona, California, Colorado, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas and Vermont. MRI wrote in a letter to the council that it
172 units, one road in: Claremont weighs housing project against neighborhood traffic - Valley News (opens the original)
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CLAREMONT — A decision on whether to grant a density variance for a proposed 172-unit affordable housing project on a vacant parcel accessed through residential neighborhoods off Washington Street has been continued by the Zoning Board of Adjustment until November at the earliest. The ZBA voted the continuance at its Sept. 8 meeting after hearing testimony from the applicant, Southwestern Community Services, and its attorney as well as many residents who are strongly opposed to the project. Chie
Licensed nursing assistant program moves to Claremont - Valley News (opens the original)
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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. Broadrick said in a Sept. 4 letter to Robert Wargo, interim superintendent in Newport, and Russ Holden, superintendent of Sunapee schools, that he learned only recently that Newport would not be running the LNA program this year. “This unexpected change would negatively impact students from Cl
Norwich youth learn new skills at mountain bike camp - Valley News (opens the original)
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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. Camp instructor Jane LeMasurier’s formula to keep the campers interested required more than instructing them on bike handling skills. “I feel at this age, it has really got to be play based,” said LeMasurier as the kids pedaled around the short, dirt pump track that included few berms and some roller
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