Conway selectmen’s chair Dave Weathers steps into the parking lot of the new Conway Town Hall for a tour of building in September. Selectmen Steve Porter and Mary Seavey chat with Parks and Recreation Director John Eastman as they wait to begin. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Conway selectmen’s chair Dave Weathers steps into the parking lot of the new Conway Town Hall for a tour of building in September. Selectmen Steve Porter and Mary Seavey chat with Parks and Recreation Director John Eastman as they wait to begin. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONWAY — The new town hall in Conway Village is expected to be completed by mid-February now that selectmen have signed off on a bid to do the work. Â
Residents in 2018 voted 982-439 to grant selectmen permission to lease the former Bank of New Hampshire building for use as the new town hall and to raise $160,000 to make the move possible.
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