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CONWAY — Next Thursday, Sept. 3, is the first day of the 2026-27 school year for local districts in SAU 9 and 13, covering schools from Tamworth, Freedom and Madison up to Jackson and Bartlett, as well as Kennett High, Kennett Middle, Conway Intermediate and Pine Tree Primary schools, Meanwh…
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CONWAY — The Gibson Center for Senior Services in North Conway recently welcomed New Hampshire Food Bank Executive Director Elsy Cipriani for a visit focused on food access, community partnerships, and opportunities to better serve people experiencing food insecurity throughout the Mount Was…
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Linda M. White, a lifelong resident of Center Ossipee, N.H., passed away peacefully in Exeter, N.H., on Aug. 23, 2026. She was 82 years old.
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CONWAY — The Mount Washington Valley housing market remains strong, but buyers are gaining leverage as higher prices, rising inventory and interest rates put pressure on sellers.
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HART’S LOCATION — This riverfront home offers your own private stretch of the Saco River, just over the Bartlett town line, and was recently adjusted from $849,000 to $799,999.
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New Hampshire is set to receive up to $224 million out of a $17 billion ssettlement with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram. N.H. joined 48 states in a lawsuit that alleged Meta designed its social media platforms to be addictive to children and teens and failed to adequately…
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CONWAY — It takes a village, as they say, and that was especially true in Conway Village this past Thursday night, as an estimated 200-plus people brought their lawn chairs to Pequawket Park to enjoy the music of Dennis and Davey in a benefit for Starting Point.
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BROWNFIELD, Maine — Stone Mountain Arts Center presents a remarkable September doubleheader, with two artists who couldn't be more different in their approach to music but share one important quality: great songs.
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Baman Stone came to Fryeburg, Maine, in 1873 to be minister of Fryeburg’s Congregational Church, but just four years later, he was “uninstalled” — or fired, in common parlance. Too liberal, would be my guess, especially since he went straight from that posting to found a congregation of Swed…
