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Claremont

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Search complete. 30 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Claremont".

Oct 20, 2026

Steve SmithHOST
10:41
What are the towns?
Hope DamonGUEST
10:43
Okay, folks, you ready? Ackworth, Langdon, Lemster, Goshen, Washington, Springfield, Sunapee, my hometown of Croydon, and the city of Claremont.
Hope DamonGUEST
10:52
So it's a big district by New Hampshire rep standards.
Hope DamonGUEST
10:55
And there's two seats in District 8.
Hope DamonGUEST
10:57
And just to be complete, all of those towns have at least one additional rep who runs in what's called a base district.
Hope DamonGUEST
11:07
So for instance, there's a Sunapee-Springfield district, has one seat in it, there's a Claremont-Croydon district, has three seats in it, and then the remaining five towns that I like to call my southern tier is District 4, and that has one seat as well.
Hope DamonGUEST
11:21
So, everybody in this part of Sullivan County has at least three reps, and the Claremont-Croydon people have five reps.
Hope DamonGUEST
11:29
Where does Croydon get five? That's baloney.
Steve SmithHOST
1:01
Do
Sam DeeringGUEST
1:02
you want me to list them? If you were to name them off, what would they be? Washington, Lempster, Langdon, Ackworth, Goshen, Springfield, Sunapee, Claremont, Croydon.
Sam DeeringGUEST
1:08
You didn't even have to count your fingers.
Sam DeeringGUEST
1:10
I've got a lot of practice at this point.

11 MINS LATER

Steve SmithHOST
12:41
And you have to go out and make new friends.
Steve SmithHOST
12:43
Yeah.
Steve SmithHOST
12:45
You kind of get this little flair, like Croydon's the Wild West and Claremont is, you know, Claremont's Claremont.
Steve SmithHOST
12:51
They've been doing Claremont for a long time.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
52:52
Okay.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
52:55
As I mean, as far as like activist judges, I mean, one thing that comes to mind is the Claremont decision.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
53:00
Are you are you familiar with Claremont and how? Well,
Chris BakerHOST
53:04
so I'm not familiar with the Claremont decision.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
53:07
OK, what happened was school funding was just kind of what the legislature allowed.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
53:15
And then in the early 90s, some towns sued.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
53:26
And they specifically pointed to something in Article 83 of the Constitution that says it shall be the duty of the legislature to cherish education, blah, blah, blah.
Stephen VilleeGUEST
53:37
And they said, well, that word cherish means you've got to actually pay for it.
JustinGUEST
62:55
Yeah, we got one more race coming up.
JustinGUEST
62:58
Uh, if you're in Claremont, New Hampshire on October 24th, come see us, the Sprint Cars of New England.
JustinGUEST
63:02
Um, [ts] but we just announced our Vermont Motorsports Hall of Fame class for 2026, and just search it.
JustinGUEST
63:09
You'll find it.
Kristen SeaveyHOST
17:06
He was a stocky figure with a crooked nose.
Kristen SeaveyHOST
17:09
Originally from Claremont, New Hampshire, Officer Smith had left high school early to enlist in the Army as a field medic.
Kristen SeaveyHOST
17:16
An injury during the Battle of the Bulge at the end of World War II had earned him two Bronze Stars and an Honorable Discharge.
Kristen SeaveyHOST
17:23
Re-entry into civilian life hadn't been easy for him.
Eli EllisHOST
39:42
[laughs] Beautiful, Clark.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
39:50
Now, you do remember when they were complaining that Donald Trump wasn't paying his campaign bills in 2016, and he had a measly bill of, like, $261 in Claremont, New Hampshire, and they couldn't get over it? Come to find out, they never sent him the, [laughs] the invoice.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
40:07
But, like, this guy hasn't paid anybody that built the monolith that he's in for his library, and the mainstream media says, stays as quiet as a church mouse, right? We better not talk about that.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
40:25
Uh, there's companies laying people off because Barack Hussein Obama hasn't paid them, or the people that got the money together.

52 MINS LATER

Jeremy HerrellHOST
92:10
And they were the same regions every time.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
92:14
No place worse than the place I lived for 20-something years, New Hampshire.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
92:19
Claremont, New Hampshire, was the place where all the people that walk around in pajama pants with nose rings and half blue and half pu- purple hair, spending their government-issued money at McDonald's and Walmart.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
92:35
One person, Eli, one person in the entire trip there and back gave me the middle finger.
Jamie CodyGUEST
17:50
New Hampshire housing is great.
Jamie CodyGUEST
17:51
We have Portsmouth, Rochester, Dover, Nashua, Manchester, Concord, Keene, Claremont.
Jamie CodyGUEST
17:58
And we want to just keep growing this list.
Jamie CodyGUEST
18:01
But as of recently from the federal government, the legislations that have passed have actually increased our ability to serve young people in this way, meaning that there used to be caps, like you could not have FYI vouchers past 25.
Katie AlmstromHOST
2:11
she's also the co-founder of artist relief tree a mutual aid organization that launched in march of 2020 and was the first in the country to issue payments to artists in need as covid took hold what followed was a whirlwind effort that involved 24 volunteers in six countries who raised and redistributed nearly three quarters of a million dollars to 3 000 artists of all disciplines worldwide When she's not building relationships or solving problems, Morgan is on the golf course listening to podcasts in the garden or cooking in the kitchen.
Katie AlmstromHOST
2:43
She lives in Claremont, New Hampshire with her husband and their three cats.
Katie AlmstromHOST
2:47
And Morgan is someone that I spend a lot of time with as an ambassador to the Upper Valley Business Alliance here in New Hampshire where I live.
Katie AlmstromHOST
2:57
And it's just really cool to have someone local and in my community here on the podcast reaching you all over the world.

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