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CONWAY — Nicole Nordlund of Madison and Wendy Richardson of Conway — both former candidates for the N.H. State House and parents of school-age children — want to make sure the New Hampshire flag flies high and proud within the Conway School District. During a public comment session at the Conway School Board’s June 28 meeting, they informed the board that three schools in the district were not displaying the state flag. “There’s a strong group of parents moving throughout the state meeting with their school boards,” said Nordlund. “One of the things the...

CONWAY — “This could be the start of a career, you never know,” said RN Marta Ramsey, clinical educator for Memorial Hospital in North Conway as she and Nurse Practitioner Charisse Hirschfeld guided six teenagers as they sutured supermarket chicken thighs on their own "operating table" outside the hospital's emergency room. It was all part of the five-day Mount Washington Valley School to Career Partnership’s Health Camp, which wrapped up last Friday. The School to Career Partnership is a day camp program for students heading into grades 7-9. Seven different camps are offe...

Saturday, May 29

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...

Saturday, April 24 • In June, Fryeburg, Maine, residents expect to vote on whether to change a town ordinance to allow recreation-use cannabis stores in commercial zones. But some are concerned the town could become a marijuana mecca for vistors from New Hampshire, where recreational marijuana is not legal. • Conway selectmen decided the town’s Fourth of July parade should use its customary route instead of an alternate route they had previously discussed. • The state of New Hampshire hosted a second-dose-only mass vaccination clinic on April 24 at the New Hampshire Motor ...