WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Internal Revenue Service recently announced that the IRS Free File Guided Tax Software became available Friday, Jan. 10 for taxpayers ahead of the official start of tax season later this month. Starting Jan. 10, the IRS Free File will begin accepting individual tax returns. Millions of[Read More…]
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Saint-Gaudens Memorial names Jackie Schalk as executive director
CORNISH, N.H. — The Saint-Gaudens Memorial (SGM), a nonprofit organization that promotes the legacy of the great American sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907) and partners with the Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park, recently announced the appointment of Jackie Schalk as the organization’s first full-time executive director. She will begin her new position[Read More…]
Man charged with escape for violating furlough conditions
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. — A Springfield man was arrested and charged with escape last month for allegedly violating furlough conditions. According to a release put on Sunday by the Springfield Police Department, on Nov. 8 the Springfield Police Department was made aware that Jared Stockman had allegedly violated the terms and[Read More…]
Minor accidents reported in Newport, Claremont during holiday storm
By BOB MARTIN Eagle Times Staff The first storm of the season combined with it taking place on Thanksgiving called for extra personnel to be on duty, but police and emergency personnel in Newport and Claremont said there were no major incidents, despite it being a busy day with slippery[Read More…]
David E. Magoon Sr.
NEWPORT, NH– David E. Magoon, Sr., 91, of Newport, NH passed on November 22, 2024. He was born to Arthur and DellaMae (Ward) Magoon on March 13, 1933 in Middlesex, VT. David was predeceased by his parents, wife Mary, daughter Tina Marie, son David E. Magoon, Jr., son-in-law Bill Melendy,[Read More…]
Sports Roundup: Ager earns All-American honors
By DAN BARILE Eagle Times Correspondent Ager earns All-American honors Wesleyan junior Stephanie Ager added a new accolade to her long list of accomplishments following her performance at the NCAA Division 3 Cross Country Championships in Terre Haute, Indiana. The Bellows Falls alum was named an All-American after racing to[Read More…]
A Boxelder for Terry
My friend Terry Gulick, who passed away earlier this year, used to tease me about my favorite yard tree. Terry did a lot of gardening jobs, when he wasn’t mentoring kids, and he was amused, and a little offended, by what I’d allowed to grow up in my former vegetable[Read More…]
Collision involving school bus leaves one dead, three injured
By BOB MARTIN Eagle Times Staff WALPOLE, N.H. — A man was killed on Wednesday afternoon when he reportedly drove across the yellow center line of Route 12 and hit a Fall Mountain School District bus containing two students, seriously injuring the bus driver. On Wednesday at 3:13 p.m. the[Read More…]
Fallen Logs Invigorate Stream Life
For 12 summers, my Vermont colleagues and I offered guidance to high school student and teacher teams who conducted research on streams as part of a National Science Foundation EPSCoR program. These teams received training in July, and for the rest of the summer and early autumn, employed their news[Read More…]
Leland & Gray defeats Bellows Falls, 4-0
On Senior Day at Bellows Falls, the Terriers hosted the Leland & Gray Rebels. The Rebels, with a 4-0 victory, picked up their second win of the season.