Citizens won't be lined along Conway's streets for a Fourth of July parade like they did last year. And the town won't be blasting off fireworks over Schouler Park. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Citizens won't be lined along Conway's streets for a Fourth of July parade like they did last year. And the town won't be blasting off fireworks over Schouler Park. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONWAY — Independence Day will be quieter this year as Mount Washington Valley area communities have canceled their holiday events because of COVID-19. While there won’t be the traditional Fourth of July parade through Conway Village, some towns are getting creative.
The Town of Bartlett and Bartlett Recreation will be hosting a virtual Fourth of July parade. Bartlett Rec is asking for festive Fourth photos and will make a video to post to Bartlett Rec’s Facebook page (Bartlett Rec Bara) on the Fourth of July. Then voting will begin (anyone can vote). All you have to do is put the number of the picture or video in the comment field, and the one that has the most votes will win.
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