CONWAY — “Let’s hope the bricks don’t fall out of the building next,” Conway School Board member Randy Davison said Monday night to colleagues as he voiced his displeasure that 551 windows in the 14-year-old Kennett High School need to be replaced since the current ones have become brittle and are falling apart.

While the board unanimously agreed the windows need to be replaced and the work should start sooner rather than later, members balked at the facilities committee’s recommendation to award a four-phase, a four-year project for $937,400 to Granite State Glass because the committee had solicited only one bid.

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