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CONWAY — Carroll County seniors came out in force to attend a Medicare Advantage information session Monday at the First Church, Congregational in North Conway. In fact, the turnout of 145 people was so large that organizers moved the meeting from the Fellowship Hall to the sanctuary to acco…

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CONWAY — Critics of the second phase of the North Conway Rec Path say cutting trees this winter in Whitaker Woods is premature, while the president of the Mount Washington Trails Association says the path is moving along well and on schedule and the town planner told the Sun that selectmen w…

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BARTLETT — A Josiah Bartlett Elementary School employee who wrote two warrant articles seeking more money for teachers and staffers, which were approved at the annual school district meeting in March, wants to know why the school board won’t follow the will of the people and pay those raises.

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OSSIPEE — A vandal apparently cut down a tree that was planted at Constitution Park in 2023 and dedicated to the late Rick Cogswell, a former state representative and licensed drug and alcohol counselor.

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CONWAY — A Brockton, Mass., man accused of possessing fentanyl and crack cocaine with intent to distribute in June was indicted by a Carroll County Superior Court grand jury on Oct. 17. A woman he was with also faces drug possession indictments.

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CONWAY — The town of Conway owes $175,000 in legal fees to lawyers representing Leavitt’s Country Bakery who successfully sued over a student-made painting of baked goods, in response to the town claiming it was an oversized sign.

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CONWAY — What started during COVID as a way for neighbors to safely gather while socially distancing, enjoying each other's company, and sampling a wide range of chili has now become an annual event each fall for residents of Hillside and Muster avenues. Residents here hosted their sixth ann…