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CONWAY — When residents head to the polls today at the Conway Town Garage from 8 a.m.-7 p.m., they will be asked to make some big decisions, from whether to pass a $9.3 million bond to upgrade the Conway Police Station (Article 3) to whether to support a extension of the Rec Path through Whi…

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OSSIPEE — Longtime Carroll County Sheriff Domenic Richardi wasn’t going to run for re-election, prompting his second in command, Rich Young, to declare for the seat. But after the legislative delegation’s leadership granted a big pay raise to the election winner, Richardi is back in the hunt…

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PINKHAM NOTCH — Mount Washington lived up to its reputation for providing challenging conditions for the rescheduled Tuckerman Inferno, but the reformatted race was nonetheless held, just under a different course than had originally been planned.

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OSSIPEE — Newly approved pay raises for some of Carroll County’s elected officials now stand in stark contrast to salaries in a comparable New Hampshire county, raising fresh questions about how the increases were determined just weeks before candidates begin filing for office.

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EFFINGHAM FALLS — Who doesn’t love a good general store? It’s a place not only to grab some hot coffee, maybe a muffin, pick up supplies for your home or a bit of old time kitsch, but also for some good conversation.

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CONWAY — The four Republican candidates for the 1st Congressional District who took part in Wednesday’s debate may have differed in background and policy priorities but were largely united in identifying affordability as the main issue facing Granite Staters this year.

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MADISON — Selectmen say the town needs around $2 million to replace the failing 100-year-old, town-owned dam on Silver Lake, and U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas is seeing what he can do to help.

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CONWAY — The long-anticipated reconstruction of the intersection in front of Conway library will officially begin later this month, with town officials now pointing to Monday, April 20, as the date when residents will start to see roads starting to be torn up.