CONWAY — The town spent nearly $25,000 on an investigation conducted during the months preceding the resignation of Selectman John Colbath, a process that took the town attorney about 31 hours to manage with the help of a second law firm.

On Tuesday, Eastman made invoices from Hastings Law Office, consisting of about a dozen pages, available to the Sun. The invoices show the investigation ran from Dec. 1, 2025, to April 30, 2026. Many of the invoice entries were for fractions of an hour.

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