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MADISON — The town's administrative assistant and land use administrator, Kate Young, resigned at Tuesday's selectmen’s meeting, citing increased workload, lack of additional compensation and what she described as micromanagement by the board’s chair.

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CONWAY — A Superior Court judge has denied reconsideration of his ruling in January regarding the ongoing feud between Cranmore Mountain Lodge and the Kearsarge Lighting Precinct over how the inn owners can use their property. The ruling will affect a $7 million federal lawsuit the owners fi…

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CONWAY — The digital landscape is ever-changing, and it’s important that students and families are aware of the hurdles they may encounter online, local school officials say. To help achieve that goal, Kennett High will host three presentations about internet safety next Tuesday, April 8 — t…

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TAMWORTH — A man diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer last year is preparing to run the Boston Marathon later this month, using the opportunity to raise awareness and encourage early screening for the disease.Wroblesk, a 1995 Kennett High School graduate, is married with two children. He a…

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CONWAY — The former John H. Fuller Elementary School in North Conway, which is being studied by an ad hoc committee to either be rented or mothballed, isn't lying empty. It is being used locally and generating some revenue. And, in one case, someone being in the building saved the property f…

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Conway Daily Sun publisher Mark Guerringue recently interviewed U.S. Senate candidate Scott Brown, who is running against John Sununu in the Republican primary, at the paper’s SUN-TV studio. Either Sununu or Brown will likely face current U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas, who is also running for retir…

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OSSIPEE — A lawsuit brought by Carroll County contracted former chief financial officer Bonnie Batchelder against the county commissioners was argued Monday in Carroll County Superior Court, where attorneys debated whether key claims should proceed or be dismissed.

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OSSIPEE — A man died after being hit by a car Tuesday in Ossipee while walking along Route 25, and two pedestrians were hurt after being struck crossing Main Street in Wolfeboro the same day. Meanwhile, Conway planners want to create a pedestrian safety committee to address making roads safe…

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CONWAY — With the April 14 town vote approaching, Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei said this week that a potential increase in federal funding could play a key role in the town’s long-running effort to renovate and expand its police station.

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FRYEBURG, Maine — Democrat Graham Platner, a candidate for U.S. Senate in the state of Maine, will be joining Democratic candidates up and down the ballot as the Fryeburg Democrats host a Meet the Candidates event on Friday in the gymnasium at Molly Ockett Middle School off Route 302 in Frye…

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CONWAY — Just under 100 people gathered Monday at the Conway Public Library for a presentation on the future of roadless areas in the White Mountain National Forest, as advocates warned that a longstanding federal policy protecting undeveloped lands could be rescinded.The meeting, organized …

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TAMWORTH — Three conservation organizations are encouraging residents to participate in a citizen science effort to identify amphibian migration hot spots and monitor road crossings in the Saco River watershed this spring.

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CONWAY — Would the community support a branch of the Granite YMCA at the former John H. Fuller Elementary School property, including an indoor six-lane swimming pool? That question was posed by Josh Brustin to fellow Conway School Board’s John Fuller ad hoc committee members last Wednesday —…