The Upper Saranac Foundation lists donors in their newsletter and has a category for camp donations. This has motivated me to create a tip jar for the lake which will be politely pointed out to all houseguests. If you have many visitors you might consider doing the same – ‘every little helps!’

Prescription Sewing based in Saranac Lake 518-637-2996 provides Custom cushion repair and complete replacements. Sunbrella Fabrics available. Leave your cushions this fall to be recovered or made new and ready for next season.

Last night the USLA sent an email implying that seasonal residents are not welcome in the Adks this year. I have printed it out to enclose with my next huge check for Adk property taxes. I call on the USLA to explain just how and from whom they obtained this notice and why they sent it out without comment of the board of USLA.

We will reserve books by phone or via e-mail, and if we do not own the title we will borrow it from another library. Just call 542-7017 or e-mail csanborn@claremontnh.com.

The library’s Reference Historical
Collection (RHC) contains over 1000 books and other materials to aid in your genealogy and/or Claremont/local history research. The collection contains Claremont newspapers from 1823 to 2010 on microfilm and The Eagle Times in pdf format from 2011 to the present. Also available are Claremont vital reports from 1887 to 1942, New Hampshire town histories, genealogies, and much more. If you are unable to come to the library to do your research the library staff is available to assist you. The library charges a fee of $25.00 per genealogy/local history request (about an hour or two of research time). For more information contact Colin Sanborn at 542-7017 or csanborn@claremontnh.com.

If you would like to make a donation to purchase a book in
memory or in honor of someone we would be happy select something appropriate in the subject area of your choice. For more information please call Michael Grace at 542-7017.

If you are unable to come into the library due to illness, or other
incapacity we will send or deliver books to your home. This service can be provided on a temporary or permanent basis. For more information call Marta Smith at 542-7017.

Many areas of Claremont - including almost all of the City Center - enjoy broadband speeds of up to 1 Gbps. These speeds are some of the fastest in our region. One easy way to test the broadband capabilities of any address in the city is to use the National Broadband Mapping Tool.

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The City of Claremont enjoys robust workforce development resources. River Valley Community College in Claremont provides a diverse and flexible curriculum, with programming in computer technology, advanced machining and allied health care programs, among many others.

The Claremont School District is a member of the School Administrative Unit (SAU) #6.  The District is made up of 3 elementary schools, Claremont Middle School and Stevens High School. The High School features a strong technical curriculum through the Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center.

As part of the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Region, Claremont’s employment base extends north of the Hanover/Lebanon area and south to Charlestown and includes communities in both Vermont and New Hampshire. 

Highway

The City of Claremont is located just off of Exit 8 off Interstate 91. Most of the City falls within five miles of the I-91 on/off ramp, making the major markets of Hartford, New York and Montreal readily accessible.

Rail

New England Central Railroad operates the track through Claremont which carries freight and passenger service.

Claremont is an Amtrak served community - the only such community in western New Hampshire. Amtrak's Vermonter line runs through Claremont twice daily, with one stop in the morning heading south and one stop in the evening heading north. The Vermonter provides Claremont area residents with access to Springfield, MA, and from there, with connections to every major east coast city, including Boston, Hartford and New Haven, CT, New York City, and Albany, NY.

Air
Claremont Municipal Airport offers general aviation services, including a 3,100 foot runway and 24 hour fuel.

Lebanon Airport, 30 miles north of Claremont, is a regional, tower-controlled airport with passenger service daily through regional commuter line Cape Air to Boston and White Plains, NY, as well as corporate jet, charter and helicopter services. The primary fixed base operator is Signal Aviation/Granite Air Center.

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, 70 miles south of Claremont, is a full service airport with flights arriving and departing daily through Delta, US Airways, United and Southwest.

Ashley's Landing is a premier six lot commercial subdivision along the Connecticut River in Claremont.  Several smaller lots plus a large lot and barn with rail service are available.  Ashley's Landing is owned by the Claremont Development Authority and is sited on Route 12A just minutes to I-91.  Utilitieis include water, sewer, telephone, fiber optics, and 3-phase power.

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This peacock was found along State Land behind Birch Island.  Has a ‘broken wing’ so it could not fly home. The peacock has been deflated and now in storage.  To claim, call 585 734 9026.