WOLFEBORO — After months of debate over bacteria found at the town docks, selectmen at their Oct. 7 meeting, agreed problems remain. Questions remain, about what is whether a sewer pipe is involved and how best to identify the source.
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Four candidates for two seats in N.H. House District 3 were interviewed in two SUN-TV sessions recently. Rep. Karel Crawford (R-Moultonborough) and Democrat Bryan Randolph of Moultonborough participated in the first interview, and state Rep. Richard Brown (R-Moultonborough), currently repres…
WOLFEBORO — A No Kings rally is scheduled for Saturday at Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro as part of a nationwide day of action aimed at encouraging voter participation ahead of the November elections. The rally will take place from noon-2 p.m. at the intersection of Routes 28 and 109. All are…
CONWAY — While not 100 percent complete, the new Conway Dog Park on Thom Steele Way will open to the public next Thursday, Oct. 22, at 1 p.m.
CONWAY — With the town in the running to be named Hallmark’s Merriest Christmas Town, Conway selectmen, the Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce and the administrator of a popular Facebook page are teaming up to give Schouler Park a holiday makeover worthy of a Hallmark movie.
CONWAY — Another Kennett High alumnus serves on the Conway School Board. The board voted Tuesday night unanimously to appoint Mary Carey Seavey to fill a vacant seat until next April's elections.
WOLFEBORO — Concerns about storing the Libby Museum of Natural History artifacts through the winter and a decision to transfer future stewardship remain unresolved.
BARTLETT — Two women have charged with burglary and theft of copper pipes from a Bartlett residence. One of them was previously charged in connection to the Lucy Hardware plant theft case.
DENMARK, Maine — A continued public hearing on Poland Spring’s water-extraction permit renewal is scheduled for today at 6 p.m. at the Denmark Town Office.
By Dawn De Busk
Conway Daily Sun publisher Mark Guerringue recently interviewed on SUN TV Chris Lewey, Democratic candidate for Maine House District 82, which includes Brownfield, Fryeburg, Hiram, Lovell and Porter. It has been edited for length and clarity. The full interview can be seen at conwaydailysun.com
OSSIPEE — A Carroll County Superior Court judge has ordered that the indictments against the man charged in the crash that killed the son of state Sen. Mark McConkey are too vague, and he has given county prosecutors until Oct. 20 to fix the deficiencies.
LOVELL, Maine — The Lovell Historical Society will present a Fall Harvest Festival on Sunday, Oct. 11, from 1-4 p.m. This event should have something of interest for all members of the family. There will be a cider press demonstration, dealers will be selling their wares, and “fiddle” music …
JACKSON — Whimsical as ever, the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce’s “Return of the Pumpkin People is happening now through Oct. 31, featuring 55 displays from Jackson south to Conway.
EATON — The N.H. Division of Historical Resources has announced that the U.S. Ssecretary of the Interior has listed the Eaton Center Free Will Baptist Church in the National Register of Historic Places.
CONWAY — Conway police dispatch logged the following incidents: