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CONWAY — Local off-road racers Chuck Sutton and Mike Petell are back from another successful 1,000-mile-plus desert dash down the length of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico, having completed their fourth running of the National Off Road Racing Association’s Baja (formerly the Baja 1000) May 2-7.

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CONWAY — While their zoning measure is challenged in both federal court and the New Hampshire Supreme Court, Kearsarge Lighting Precinct commissioners are pausing enforcement of a provision that requires short-term rentals to be owner-occupied.

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FREEDOM — The Freedom Historical Society bustled with visitors for the May 21 reception celebrating the opening of its 2026 exhibit, "Summer Camps of Freedom," at the Margie Allard House and Barn. 

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FRYEBURG, Maine — The Fryeburg Academy Class of 2026 gathered one final time on the front lawn in front of the school last Saturday morning to receive their diplomas.

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CONWAY — The town spent about $26,000 on an investigation conducted during the months preceding the resignation of Selectman John Colbath, a process that took the town attorney about 36 hours to manage with the help of a second law firm.

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CONCORD — Andy Sanborn of Bedford has been charged with one count of theft of government funds, U.S. Attorney Erin Creegan announced Tuesday. A plea hearing will be scheduled by a federal district judge.

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CONCORD — Four Mount Washington Valley students traveled to Concord last week to compete against some of New Hampshire's top young scientists and engineers, and came home with a stack of awards from a state science fair where North Country students were barely on the radar a year ago.

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CONWAY — Sunday’s rain carried over into Monday morning, but skies cleared in time for Bartlett, Conway and Fryeburg’s ceremonies while making it a wet morning for Jackson and Madison’s earlier proceedings. The sun came out about 11 a.m.