Memorial Hospital and the medical staff at the hospital have together pledged $3,000 to the Mt. Washington Valley Rec Path to support construction of a North Conway 2.8-mile recreation and alternative transportation path. The proposed path will connect Cranmore Mountain Resort to Hemlock Lane, located near Walmart. From left to right are: Christopher Meier, president of Mt. Washington Valley Trails Association; Scott McKinnon, CEO of Memorial Hospital; and Kathy Bennett, vice president of Community Relations & Development at Memorial Hospital. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Memorial Hospital and the medical staff at the hospital have together pledged $3,000 to the Mt. Washington Valley Rec Path to support construction of a North Conway 2.8-mile recreation and alternative transportation path. The proposed path will connect Cranmore Mountain Resort to Hemlock Lane, located near Walmart. From left to right are: Christopher Meier, president of Mt. Washington Valley Trails Association; Scott McKinnon, CEO of Memorial Hospital; and Kathy Bennett, vice president of Community Relations & Development at Memorial Hospital. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — Memorial Hospital and the medical staff at the hospital have together pledged $3,000 to the Mt. Washington Valley Rec Path to support construction of a North Conway 2.8-mile recreation and alternative transportation path. The proposed path will connect Cranmore Mountain Resort to Hemlock Lane, located near Walmart.
“Memorial Hospital is proud to support the recreation path,” said Dr. Angus Badger, president of the medical staff at Memorial.
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