STAFF REPORT
THE BARN CAFE
Take-out and delivery ($2 delivery fee and $15 minimum) only. Open normal hours: Tuesday-Friday (7 a.m. to 3 p.m.) and Saturday (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.) Phone #: (603) 287-8098.
Click the Link below for The Barn Cafe’s menu…..
https://www.friendsofthebarn.com/menu
BEST SUBS KNOWN TO MANKIND
Take-out only. Open normal hours: Monday-Friday (10 a.m. to 8 p.m.), Saturday (11 a.m. to 8 p.m.), and Sunday (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Phone #: (603) 543-0806.
Click the Link below for Best Subs Known to Mankind’s menu…..
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DADDY’S PIZZA
Take-out and delivery only. Open normal hours: Tuesday-Sunday (11 a.m. to 10 p.m.) Phone #: (603) 542-917.
Click the Link below for Daddy’s Pizza’s menu…..
https://zmenu.com/daddys-pizza-claremont-online-menu/
FARRO DELI
Take-out only. Open normal hours: Monday-Friday (10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.). Phone #: (603) 543-6700.
Click the Link below for Farro Deli’s menu…..
https://www.facebook.com/farrodeli/menu/
THE HITCHIN POST
Take-out only. Open normal winter hours. Phone #: (603) 543-0048.
Click the Link below for Hitchin Post’s menu…..
https://www.zmenu.com/hitchin-post-claremont-online-menu/
IMPERIAL BUFFET
Closed until April 7.
KOUZOKU JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE
Take-out only. Open normal hours: Wednesday-Monday (11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.). Phone #: (603) 542-8866.
Click the Link below for Kouzoku Japanese Steakhouse’s menu…..
https://www.zmenu.com/kouzoku-claremont-online-menu/
THE PLEASANT STREET RESTAURANT
Closed.
RAMUNTO’S BRICK OVEN PIZZA
Take-out and delivery only. Open normal hours: Monday-Thursday (11 a.m. to 9 p.m.), Friday-Saturday (11 a.m. to 10 p.m.), and Sunday (11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.). Phone #: (603) 542-9100.
Click the link below for Ramunto’s Brick Oven Pizza’s Menu….
https://www.eagletimes.com/ramunto-s-brick-oven-pizza-menu/pdf_418ae994-69f1-11ea-a651-a7333cdc6937.html
REVOLUTION CANTINA
Take-out and curb-side service only. 20% discount on orders. Restricted hours: Monday-Saturday (12 p.m. to 6 p.m.) Phone #: (603) 504-6310.
Click the link below for Revolution Cantina’s Menu….
https://www.revolutioncantina.com/
TAVERNE ON THE SQUARE
Take-out only. 10% discount on orders. Restricted hours: Tuesday-Saturday (11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.) Phone #: (603) 287-4416.
Click the link below for Taverne on the Square’s Menu….
https://taverne-on-the-square.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral#menu
TIME-OUT AMERICANA GRILL
Closed until April 7.
TREMONT HOUSE OF PIZZA
Take-out only and delivery. Hours uncertain. Phone #: (603) 542-8017.
Click the link below for Tremont House of Pizza’s Menu….
TUMBLE INN DINER
Take-out only. Open normal hours: Monday-Sunday (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.). Phone #: (603) 504-6561.
Click the link below for Tumble Inn Diner’s Menu….
https://www.zmenu.com/daddypops-tumble-inn-diner-claremont-online-menu/
ABBOTT LIBRARY
The Abbott Library Board of Trustees has made the difficult but necessary decision to close the Abbott Library, located in Sunapee, New Hampshire, to the public beginning Tuesday, March 17. We will be open until 8 p.m. on Monday, March 16. We plan to remain closed until at least Friday, April 3.
All items currently checked out now have a due date of April 6. Anything you have on hold will stay on hold for you. Please check our website to access the many digital services we offer. We will also work to post links to some great on-line resources on our Facebook page. All library events, programs and meetings scheduled to take place before Friday, April 3, are cancelled. The best way to get in touch is to email [email protected] or you can message us via Facebook.
BELLOWS FALLS OPERA HOUSE
The Bellows Falls Opera House has announced the suspension of its movie screenings until further notice. Please call 802-463-3964, ext. 1120 with any questions you may have.
BRATTLEBORO RETREAT
The Brattleboro Retreat’s Office of Continuing Education has cancelled the entire Spring 2020 continuing education conference series in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to an email.
“This decision impacts our conference venues in both Brattleboro, Vermont, and Agawam, Massachusetts. Individuals who have already registered for any of our Spring 2020 conferences will have the option to receive a credit toward a future Brattleboro Retreat continuing education conference or a full refund. Staff from the Office of Continuing Education will be reaching out individually to those who are affected and will provide further details,” the press release states.
CHARLESTOWN RECREATION DEPARTMENT
The Charlestown Recreation Department announced that the start of the baseball/softball season has been pushed back at least three weeks and that everything, for now, is on hold, including practices.
“We can’t answer any specific questions at this time. Please follow all suggested precautions, wash your hands often and spend some time outside,” a post on the department’s Facebook page states.
CLAREMONT CITY HALL
The City Clerk’s office will be closed beginning Tuesday, March 17, while Claremont City Hall will be closed beginning Thursday, March 19, in response to concerns raised by state and federal emergency declarations, according to a press release issued by City Manager Ed Morris.
“Staff will be available to answer questions via phone or email. Applications or payments can be made at www.eb2gov.com for the following: dog licensing, motor vehicle renewal requests, property tax, utility billing, vital record certified copies, and miscellaneous payments,” the press release states. “The city would also like to encourage residents and business owners to sign up for Code Red community notification. To enroll please go to the Police Department page on the city website.
City Hall will remain open with limited services. If you need anything, please call (603) 542-7006.
The Department of Public Works remains open and the Transfer Station is open with normal days and hours.
The Parks and Recreation Department is closed. If you need anything, please call (603) 542-7019.
The Planning and Development Office is able to take calls and make appointments at (603) 542-7008.
City operations relating to finance we will continue to operate but on a reduced schedule. If you need anything, please call (603) 542-7017.
The Welfare Office will also be closed for in-person appointments. Access to the office will be through the main City Hall door.
The Assessing Department has cancelled all appointments for tax exemptions and credits. Citizens may mail applications and information into the office. All documentation will be returned by mail. Citizens may call with questions or email. Please note that the statutory filing deadline (April 15) per RSA 72:33 can and will be deferred to a later date, if necessary. Please note that we have also cancelled all property inspections and we do not anticipate making appointments until further notice. If you need anything, please call (603) 542-7004.
CLAREMONT KIWANIS AUCTION
The Claremont Kiwanis Auction has announced its decision to postpone the Saturday, April 4, auction in a desire to take caution during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Once the schools are back open, Claremont Kiwanis Auction officials will work on a new date. The auction will also hold all donations in the meantime, according to an email.
CLAREMONT MAKERSPACE
The Claremont MakerSpace announced its decision to cancel all classes through Monday, April 6, in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, according to a press release issued Monday.
“The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has advised that there should be no gatherings of over 50 people for the next 8 weeks, and as such the Claremont MakerSpace Open House that had been scheduled for May 1 has been cancelled,” the press release states.
“The Claremont MakerSpace remains closed to the non-member public and tours of our facility have been suspended indefinitely. We remain accessible for members. Thank you for your continued understanding as we continue to take steps necessary to keep our members and volunteers safe. This is a rapidly unfolding situation, and we will continue to make adjustments to our operations as necessary, and will keep you posted.”
CLAREMONT OPERA HOUSE
The Claremont Opera House has announced that it will be shut down per the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations for eight weeks. This means all March and April shows have been postponed, according to a press release issued by the Claremont Opera House Board.
“If possible, please hold on to your ticket for a future date, future show or consider it a donation to the opera house to help us through this financially,” the press release states.
CLAREMONT PUBLIC PLACES
The Claremont Savings Bank Community Center and the Fiske Free Library will be closed effective Sunday while city offices and departments will continue to be staffed to answer questions and continue their service to residents.
“In an effort to follow the social distancing recommendation, I ask citizens to call city offices, if possible, instead of visiting,” the press release issued by Claremont City Manager Ed Morris states. “I will continue to update the public as the situation develops, with any guidance or directives that may affect our community. Please be aware that [the Department of Health and Human Services] is leading the New Hampshire response to COVID-19.”
CORNISH BONE BUILDING CLASS
The Cornish Bone Building Class has been cancelled until further notice due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
CORNISH FIVE COLLEGES BOOK SALE
The Five Colleges Book Sale has been cancelled and donations will no longer be taken at this time in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
CORNISH SENIOR LUNCHEON
The Cornish Senior Luncheon scheduled for Tuesday, March 24, is cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
CORNISH TOWN OFFICES
Cornish Town Clerk Paula Harthan asks that residents limit their visits to the office out of respect of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendations. All renewals should be done through the mail. If you do not know what your amounts are, please call or email the town clerk at 675-5207 or [email protected].
CORNISH TRUSTEES
The Cornish Trustees have announced that they will not meet this month in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
DARTMOUTH-HITCHCOCK
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH) will begin to delay some elective procedures starting Monday, March 16, in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency. A nationwide shortage of critical supplies is forcing Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH) and hospitals across the country to focus on maintaining the availability of supplies and equipment, according to a press release issued by Media Relations Manager Audra Burns.
“D-HH organizations are proactively reaching out to patients whose elective procedures will be delayed. Any patient not receiving a call about their procedure should arrive as scheduled. Doctor’s appointments and well visits are not impacted. All D-HH hospitals remain open and outpatient appointments, urgent, and emergency procedures continue,” the press release states.
“Given the rapidly evolving situation here in New Hampshire, we made this decision because we must strategically and effectively allocate our resources, including such items as surgical masks, gowns, gloves and hand sanitizers, and also prepare for staff to care for the patients we anticipate in the days and weeks to come,” said Joanne M. Conroy, president and CEO of D-HH. “While we are hopeful that we can replenish our supplies in the near-term, it is critical that we adjust around our current supplies, and have protocols in place for staff coverage.”
GOSHEN TOWN OFFICES
Selectboard, planning board, school board and zoning board meetings have been cancelled for the remainder of March in an effort to control the spread of COVID-19, according to a Thursday press release issued by Bruce Nadeau.
The library has been closed beginning Monday, March 16. The rabies clinic that is currently scheduled for Saturday, March 21, has been cancelled until further notice.
HOOKSETT TOWN HALL
Hooksett government officials have announced that Town Hall will be closed to the public beginning Thursday, March 19, at noon until further notice, according to a press release.
“Hooksett residents and property owners are asked to utilize online services, applications and payment options to transact business at Town Hall,” the press release states. “Provided below is contact information and services able to be transacted on-line or via the mail service. Customers are encouraged to call the respective department with any questions you may have in regards to your transaction. The following are phone numbers and for all department should you need to contact them.
Assessing will continue its site inspections, when necessary, without change. If you need anything, please call (603) 268-0003.
The Hooksett Fire Department will remain at full operation, subject to the following COVID-19 provisions: https://www.hooksett.org/sites/hooksettnh/files/uploads/covid_update_03132020.pdf
The Hooksett Police Department will remain at full operation, subject to the following COVID-19 provisions: https://www.hooksett.org/sites/hooksettnh/files/uploads/hooksett_police_community_letter.pdf
In compliance with the “social distancing” recommendation by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the Hooksett library’s director and Board of Trustees have decided to close the Library at least until March 30, pending future developments. No late fees will accrue on borrowed materials during this period.
Department of Public Works operations will continue without charge. If you need anything, please call (603) 668-8019.
JAI STUDIOS
Jai Studios in Brownsville, Vermont, has decided to close until Sunday, March 29, in an effort to help “flatten the curve,” according to an email.
“We will re-evaluate opening again after that time. Meanwhile, we will offer all of our regular weekly yoga classes as live online streaming, free or by donation. Sign on a little early to log in. Yoga has helped me personally to find grounding and peace of mind, so it is important to me to offer this to the community,” the email states.
MARRO HOME CENTER
Marro Home Center on Charlestown Road in Claremont is open for business, according to a Facebook post by owner Patty Miller.
“We are providing in store service and online ordering at Acehardware.com or for your convenience you can call in orders at (603) 543-0772 and we will have at store drive-up delivery to your car,” the post states.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MAPLE PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
The New Hampshire Maple Producers Association (NHMPA) Board of Directors has announced its decision to cancel New Hampshire Maple Weekend and the remainder of New Hampshire Maple Month, according to a press release issued by Media Coordinator Brenda Noiseux.
“New Hampshire sugar makers will still have maple syrup and maple products available as this maple sugaring season was off to a great start. Local sugar houses can be contacted directly to see if they’re open for guests. Additionally, NH sugar houses may offer off-hours pick-up, sell their products online, and be willing to mail their delicious maple products right to the customer’s door,” the press release states.
NEWPORT FOOD PANTRY
The Newport Food Pantry has announced the closure of the food pantry this week from March 16-19 over concerns about volunteers and patron safety amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release issued by Director Jim Demers. The intention is for the Newport Food Pantry to reopen on Monday, March 23, for regular hours.
“As an emergency hunger relief organization operated by the Newport Area Association of Churches (NAAC), arrangements will be made to families in a dire situation. Call the pantry at 863-3411 and schedule an appointment to pick up a food box with social distancing protocol in place,” the press release states.
NEWPORT THRIFT SHOPPE
The Newport Thrift Shoppe has announced that it will be closing due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic after a board meeting on Monday morning.
“To keep things simple we will follow our winter mantra of: ‘If the Newport school is closed, the Shoppe is closed,'” a press release issued by Newport Service Organization Secretary Venita Nudd states.
PLAINFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Plainfield Public Library programs have been suspended until further notice due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This includes book groups, storytime and playgroup, games times and special programming, according to a press release.
“The intention of this measure is to help prevent community spread of disease. This decision was made out of concern for the health, safety, and well being of library patrons, staff, and the community. The scientific evidence that social distancing can help stop the spread of COVID-19 is a compelling factor in taking this precautionary step,” the press release states.
PLAINFIELD SENIOR SOCIAL LUNCHEON
The Plainfield Senior Social Luncheon originally scheduled for Thursday, March 26, at the Plainfield Community Church has been cancelled, according to an email from Director of Community Resources Stephanie M. Schell.
RICHARDS FREE LIBRARY
The Richards Free Library Board of Trustees has announced its decision to close the library facility effective immediately through Friday, April 3. However, the library will make circulating materials available for pickup on a limited basis. Patrons may call 603-863-3430 or send email to [email protected] to make requests. A pick up time will be scheduled when you receive confirmation from a staff member.
ROCKINGHAM FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Rockingham Free Public Library is temporarily closing to the public beginning Tuesday, March 17, and all upcoming programs and events are cancelled or postponed, according to a press release issued by Director Celina Houlne.
“We made this decision to support the overall health and wellness of our community and for the safety of our patrons and staff. It was a difficult decision, as we care deeply about serving the public, but it is the responsible thing to do—and the best way to serve our patrons right now—to help minimize the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, especially as our patrons include many seniors and others at high risk,” the press release states.
No late fees will accrue on materials that were originally due during the closure period and due dates will be extended during the closure period. The book drop will be closed. The Library provides a wide array of digital offerings, including e-books and audiobooks for borrowing through our website, research databases and access to other online resources. All library cards nearing their expiration dates in March will be renewed until June of this year.
SPRINGFIELD CHURCH OF CHRIST
The Springfield Church of Christ located at 972 Chester Road, Springfield, Vermont, has decided to cancel all church activities for an indefinite period of time due to circumstances around the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release issued by Communications Director Ed Wilkins.
“For those who follow the Springfield Vermont Church of Christ Facebook page, you can check for up-dates posted on that page. Also, we will continue to post devotional materials on Facebook so people can stay connected with devotional and spiritual activities of the congregation,” the press release states.
SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The River Valley Workforce Investment Board (WIB) will be postponing the 2020 River Valley Employment Fair originally scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, from 3 p.m. to 6 pm, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release issued by Caitlin Christiana.
“The health and safety of our exhibitors, job seekers, volunteers, and community is extremely important to us. The WIB is committed to serving workforce needs in our region and we’re doing all we can to provide support for area businesses and employers during these challenging times. The new date for this event will be Wednesday, June 24, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Riverside Middle School in Springfield, Vermont,” the press release states.
“Further information, employer table registration, jobseeker resources, and complete details can be found by calling Derek Williams at 802-885-8302 or by visiting our website at rivervalleyemploymentfair.org.”
STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL
The Stevens High School Alumni meeting scheduled for Wednesday, March 18, has been canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, April 15, according to an email from David Eno.
TURNING POINTS NETWORK
The Turning Points Network (TPN) will remain available to survivors remotely between Tuesday, March 17, and Friday, March 20, as the organization navigates these uncharted waters in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release issued on Monday.
“During this time staff will be working every day, from locations other than our offices. We will be available during regular working hours to the community and available 24 hours to survivors. Community members may reach staff by email. Survivors may reach us through our 24-hour crisis and support line, 1-800-639-3130,” according to the press re
TPN’s emergency shelter for survivors will remain open.
UPPER MERRIMACK MENTORING PROGRAM
The Upper Merrimack Mentoring Program’s Bug Nights, an educational and research initiative, have been suspended in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
“We know that you Bug Night-ers take their work seriously and will be disappointed. We believe that this decision is the best to protect everyone and to be part of a solution and not a serious public health risk,” a press release issued by Stephen Landry and Michele Tremblay on Sunday. “We will be thinking of you and wishing you, your family, and friends good health—and hope to see you soon.”
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOL
Weathersfield School Parent-Teacher Conferences scheduled for April have been cancelled due to concerns over the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to an email from Principal JeanMarie K. Oakman.
Kindergarten registration originally scheduled for Friday, March 27, has also been canceled.
“Once things calm down and we are back in school, we will reschedule. My sincere apologies for the inconvenience this may cause,” a Monday morning email from Principal JeanMarie K. Oakman states.
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