Town officials checked to see if the stage curtains improved the acoustics. From left, rec director John Eastman, selectman's chairman David Weathers, selectmen Steve Porter, and Mary Carey Seavey on stage is assistant rec director Mike Lane. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Town officials checked to see if the stage curtains improved the acoustics. From left, rec director John Eastman, selectman's chairman David Weathers, selectmen Steve Porter, and Mary Carey Seavey on stage is assistant rec director Mike Lane. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — Based on a sound test selectmen conducted Wednesday evening, the newly improved acoustics at the Marshall Gym appear to be much more suitable for large meetings.
At the 2018 Conway Town Meeting, voters approved moving the rec center to Kennett Middle School and approved spending $700,000, with $350,000 pledged by Sut and Margaret Marshall to cover needed renovations, including restoring an old gym built in the 1930s. The ribbon-cutting was held in September of 2019.
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