CONWAY — Having voted last Thursday to look into owning their own park, residents of Lamplighter Mobile Home Community are set to return to the cafeteria at Kennett High at 6 p.m. tonight to begin formally exploring their options.

“We invite other residents (of Lamplighter) to come and learn more, and to join the cooperative,” said Chris Monroe, housing cooperative specialist for ROC-NH (Resident-Owned Communities) of the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund of Concord, who chaired the Dec. 6 meeting and who will be directing tonight’s session.

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