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Eliza Grant left and Kit Hickey of the Bluebird Project are seeking to turn this building at 109 Pine Street into affordable housing. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)

CONWAY — Two local moms are spearheading an effort to create affordable housing by preserving historical properties in town.

The Bluebird Project — a for-profit LLC — is headed by veterinarian Eliza Grant and Kit Hickey, an MIT lecturer on entrepreneurship, both Conway residents. They are both in their 30s, both married with two children age 5 and under, and both are civic-minded.

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ConwayNHResident

I know another local mother doing the exact same thing. You should reach out to her. They can learn a lot from her. She already has proven results.

Nowhere

Unfortunately this building will not pass fire codes.

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