The fireworks show by Atlas Fireworks, sponsored by Community Celebrations and Conway’s Parks and Recreation on New Year’s Eve, is seen from the parking lot of the Gibson Center for Senior Services, where many watched from their vehicles. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
The fireworks show by Atlas Fireworks, sponsored by Community Celebrations and Conway’s Parks and Recreation on New Year’s Eve, is seen from the parking lot of the Gibson Center for Senior Services, where many watched from their vehicles. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
CONWAY — Attendance for the town's New Year's Eve fireworks was greater than in previous years, but no incidents were reported and everyone appeared to be wearing face masks and/or maintaining safe social distancing, according to Conway Parks and Recreation Director John Eastman.
He estimated over 100 people watched the fireworks display at Schouler Park in North Conway last Thursday night.
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