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CONWAY — One of the most expansive projects to come before the Conway Planning Board in years is Ridgeline Communities, being developed by Continuum Health Services of Lewiston, Maine, founded and owned by Joe Hogan of Standish, Maine. Project manager Mike Black said his local team of engineers have been working closely over the past four years with Bayard Kennett of the Kennett Co. and town officials, including Town Planner Tom Irving and Town Engineer Paul DegliAngeli. “We are very excited about this project as we feel that we will be offering a lot to many different groups and ag...

WELCOME TO OUR first anniversary month of the "New Normal." It was in mid-March of last year when the world as we knew it changed after Gov. Chris Sununu imposed his Stay-at-Home emergency orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I recall interviewing Conway Village Fire Chief Steve Solomon and asking about precautions. When he mentioned PPE, I had to ask what those now all-too-familiar letters stood for: Personal Protection Equipment, something I didn’t have a clue about but which, like everyone, I now am familiar with, along with wearing a mask in public as a requirement of daily life for ...

Ten people filed for 12 of the 20 town and six school positions opening up. One person who is not running for re-election, Town Moderator Deborah Fauver, shared in an email Tuesday that while “I’ve decided not to run again, but I have recruited a great replacement. Then she added mysteriously: “You’ll have to wait for the sign-up period to find out who it is.” That person is attorney Chris Meier, a partner with Cooper Cargill Chant in North Conway, which is the same firm where Fauver works as a lawyer specializing in estate planning. Meier, who also serves on the boar...

With Jefferson, Clark and Floyd counties all having different COVID-19 restrictions, celebrations will look different in each. Author: Elle Smith Updated: 7:45 PM EST December 31, 2020 FLOYD COUNTY, Ind. — Restaurants have had to adapt to ever changing restrictions, and New Year's Eve is no different. With Jefferson, Clark and Floyd counties all having different COVID-19 restrictions, celebrations will look different in each.  In Floyd County, restaurants are able to operate at 100% capacity, and have no curfew.  Parlour's Floyd County location will be ce...