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06/11/2025

06/04/2025

Check out The Phoenix’s June 2025 issue here!

05/29/2025

Meet our newest project, The Phoenix! Give the page a like ... we launch on Tuesday, June 3!

05/21/2025

Have you seen the Claremont Growers Collective's newest piece, Buy Local? Produced by the small but mighty team at the Eagle Times, Buy Local is 40 pages of farm goodness.

From vegetables to milled timber to luffa sponges, Sullivan County boasts a plethora of locally grown, produced, processed and handmade items. This guide will help show you where you can find it all.

https://eagletimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Buy-Local-1.pdf

05/08/2025

An adult pedestrian was struck and killed by a dump truck yesterday in Newport. The identity of the victim has not been released yet while officials notify next of kin.

By BOB MARTIN  Eagle Times Staff  NEWPORT, N.H. — An adult pedestrian was struck by a dump truck and killed near downtown Newport on Wednesday afternoon, and while information is limited, the crash is under investigation by police.  On Wednesday at 12:40 p.m. the Newport Police and Fire Departm...

04/22/2025

***BREAKING NEWS***

Claremont Mayor Dale Girard announces the dismissal of City Manager Yoshi Manale.

CLAREMONT, N.H. — Claremont Mayor Dale Girard announced Thursday, April 22 the dismissal of City Manager Yoshi Manale. The change in leadership was decided at last night’s city council meeting.   Police Chief Brent Wilmot and Finance Director Nancy Bates have been named interim co-managers.   ...

04/15/2025

Read more about Wyatt's latest adventure!

By BOB MARTIN Eagle Times Staff  NEWPORT, N.H. — It has been a tough couple of years full of treatment and hospital stays for 6-year-old Wyatt Lee of Unity, who has been battling leukemia since July 2023. Wyatt continues to wear a smile on his face, and the community has[Read More...]

04/11/2025

Mayor Dale Girard penned a letter to Claremont's City Manager Yoshi Manale asking for a 5% budget reduction for FY2026, pushing for more transparency and accountability.

By BOB MARTIN  Eagle Times Staff  CLAREMONT, N.H. — Claremont Mayor Dale Girard called for a budget reduction of 5% for Fiscal Year 2026 in a scathing letter accusing City Manager Yoshi Manale of keeping the city council “in the dark” about vital information and leading the city to overspend...

04/08/2025

Dear Customers,
We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our website and will update you when it is resolved.

Since the site is down, we’ve shared today’s issue for free!

We appreciate your patience!

Thank you,
The Eagle Times Team

04/01/2025

Spring Sports Photos Wanted!

The Eagle Times is currently producing our Annual Spring Sports Preview and we're seeking sports photos from last year's spring sports season. Sports include:

⚾️Baseball

🥎Softball

🥍Lacrosse

🏆Track & Field

Submit yours today for the chance to appear on our 2025 cover! Tag your friends below to help spread the good word to coaches, parents and students.

📸Cover Courtesy of Neil Barrett

03/12/2025

Loren Howard and William Madden win the two, three-year seats on the Claremont School Board.

Raise for administrators passes by only 2 votes  By BOB MARTIN  Eagle Times Staff  CLAREMONT, N.H. — William Madden and Loren Howard are the two newest school board members, as the two defeated Emily Sandblade in a three-person race for two open three-year seats in the Claremont School District...

02/24/2025

BE AWARE: Scammer poses as Eagle Times employee

CLAREMONT, N.H. — On Monday, Feb. 24, the Eagle Times notified the Claremont Police Department of a recent telephone scam involving a female caller pretending to be an Eagle Times employee soliciting credit card information for a subscription error.

The vishing scam is currently under investigation. Vishing, or voice phishing, is the act of impersonating a legitimate company in an attempt to obtain personal information.

The Eagle Times does not make outgoing phone calls regarding subscription renewals or account payments, nor do we store sensitive and personal information on our servers. Stripe, our third-party website payment software, has not had an active data breach that concerns us at this time.

“We are so dismayed to know that there are individuals assuming the identity of the Eagle Times in an attempt to financially harm our readers,” said Katlyn Proctor, general manager and managing editor of the Eagle Times. “While we believe this is an instance of someone seeking revenge against the press, we are taking it extremely seriously by working with the Claremont Police Department. Please know, we would never actively solicit payments over the phone out of the blue.”

As many of our readers are aware, the Eagle Times has not had operational telephones since December 2024, so our team does not possess the ability to make outgoing phone calls at this time. Instead, like always, our subscription renewals are mailed out every month, prompting subscribers to contact a member of our team directly to handle payment or visit us in-person at 27 Pleasant Street in Claremont.

For individuals seeking a secure way to pay in-person, our office is open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

If you have questions or concerns, or to report that you’ve received a phone call, please reach out to General Manager Katlyn Proctor via email at [email protected].

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