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Upcoming Events
Winter 2022
After We the People Video
We the People Speakers Series
Fall 2021
The We the People Speakers Series on September 23, 2021, had a wonderful presentation by Charlie Gerow on the subject of Socialism. It is about 50 minutes. I think it is well worth the time to watch it. It shows the relevance to today in America.
Charlie was booked as our speaker three months before he announced his run for governor.
Here is his campaign website https://www.charlieforgovernor.com/
Here is his professional related website https://www.charliegerow.com/
Here is his campaign website https://www.charlieforgovernor.com/
Here is his professional related website https://www.charliegerow.com/
We want to thank our sponsor for Thursday's We the People Speakers Series Kingsley Blasco Insurance, Inc.
If you are in need of insurance or would like to see what Kingsley Blasco Insurance has to offer visit their website for more information https://www.blascoinsurance.com/
If you are in need of insurance or would like to see what Kingsley Blasco Insurance has to offer visit their website for more information https://www.blascoinsurance.com/
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- A excellent article that answered some common questions about the sale of Claremont. “Selling Claremont: Key questions for the proposed sale of Cumberland County's nursing home” Zack Hoopes Apr 25, 2021 Click Here
A good article that provides some Claremont History
“Claremont has evolved from poor house to modern care facility” Joseph Cress Jul 12, 2015
“Claremont has evolved from poor house to modern care facility” Joseph Cress Jul 12, 2015
- The state General Assembly passed a law on Feb. 12, 1829, to establish a corporation and board of directors to oversee a Cumberland County poor house. That same year, the board paid Edward Stiles $13,250 for his stone mansion and about 200 acres for the purpose of developing a poor house. ……
- The state assembly disbanded the county poor house board in 1936, turning the administration over to the county commissioners.
- A working farm supported the home, providing fresh vegetables and meat for the residents from its beginning until the early 1980s.
- In the late 1990s, its name was changed to Claremont Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
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