Valley Voice: Passing of last Shaw twin, who taught world to sing
THEY TAUGHT THE WORLD TO SING: It is with sadness that we share the news from friend Sallie Macintosh of Kittery, Maine, that Rick Shaw, of the famed New Hampshire
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THEY TAUGHT THE WORLD TO SING: It is with sadness that we share the news from friend Sallie Macintosh of Kittery, Maine, that Rick Shaw, of the famed New Hampshire
CONWAY — The Conway School Board believes the district’s teaching staff are essential front-line workers and should be moved up on the COVID-19 vaccine schedule.
CONWAY â The Skimobile climbs up and down Mount Cranmore. An orchestra is playing at the Eastern Slope Inn. The Jack Frost and Carroll Reed shops vie to outdo each other in high ski fashion. And Miss Eastern Slope is set to be crowned at the Winter Carnival Ball on Saturday night at John H. Fuller Elementary. Wait, what kind of time warp is this, anyway? Itâs the best kind: Easily accessible. In these troubled pandemic times, traveling back to the more carefree era of the Sixties seems like a good cure for all of us, doesnât it? And all you have to do is stop by the North Conwa...
Saturday, Jan. 9 â¢âThe Sun looked back on the lives of more than two dozen notable Mount Washington Valley residents who died in 2020. â¢âResidents and staff of Mountain View Community nursing home in Ossipee received their first round of COVID-19 shots Jan. 6. â¢âBalsams Resort developer Les Otten recently bought out his remaining partner in the Balsams redevelopment to become sole owner of the project. â¢âThe Bartlett School Board discussed how to hold the annual school district meeting and the traditional budget hearing safely during the pandemic and ho...
CONWAY â In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a group has scheduled a Peace Walk for Monday, Jan. 18. The walk, being sponsored by Being Peace Mount Washington Valley, will depart from the base of Eagles Way near Kennett High at noon and head north to North Conway Villageâs Schouler Park. It will take place along the sidewalk on Route 16. Participants will wear masks and be socially distanced to stay safe from COVID-19. John Skelton, a member of the group, said the walk is to âhonor the legacy and messageâ of King, the civil rights leader who was slain on April 4, ...