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PINKHAM'S GRANT — A teenage boy was taken to MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway on Monday afternoon after he jumped off of Glen Ellis Falls, which is 64 feet high and located in the White Mountain National Forest just north of Jackson on Route 16.

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CONWAY — Clear sunny blue skies, eerily reminiscent of Sept. 11, 2001, and temperatures in the low to mid-80s greeted participants of the seventh annual Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk in North Conway Village on Saturday morning.

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CONWAY — The town of Conway continues to withhold details of the complaints that prompted an outside investigation into alleged personnel allegations, but documents released by the town point to former Selectman John Colbath as the subject of those complaints.

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CONWAY — The N.H. Department of Fish and Game and other local rescue operations were involved in an unusually large number of rescues of injured, lost or stranded hikers this past weekend, some of which involved rappeling up cliffs or carrying people down treacherous terrain on litters.

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CONWAY — The Conway Planning Board voted last Thursday to allow improvements at Saco River Family Camping to move forward without requiring a separate site plan review, despite debate over whether the proposal fails to meet the town's green space requirements.

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BERLIN — A proposal to convert the vacant and former Northland Restaurant and Dairy Bar into a charitable gaming site with a 42-seat restaurant emerged from the July 7 planning board meeting.

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OSSIPEE — The opening of the new $1.8 million laundry facility at Mountain View Community nursing home in Ossipee was celebrated Wednesday by Carroll County officials, staff and nursing home residents, along with several state officials. 

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BARTLETT — A proposal to develop a roughly 20-acre gravel pit in Glen remains on hold after members of the Planning Board on July 6 concluded they need legal clarification on whether the project is allowed under the town's zoning ordinance before accepting a formal application.

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OSSIPEE — A Carroll County jury on Thursday found an Ossipee man guilty of murdering his pregnant girlfriend and her unborn child in a landmark case believed to be the first New Hampshire prosecution for the death of a fetus under the state's 2018 fetal homicide law.