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JACKSON — Under cloudy skies and with a threat of rain that never materialized, well over 120 people attended the formal dedication of the Jackson Fire Station at 10 a.m. last Saturday. Construction of the 10,000-square-foot purpose-built facility came in on-time and under budget, and is des…

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FRYEBURG, Maine — Voters in Maine will head to the polls today for what has been called one of the most closely watched state primaries in the nation.

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OSSIPEE — A Rochester dump truck driver who was under the influence of illegal drugs when he caused the crash that killed an Ossipee grandmother last May was sentenced last Friday to five to 10 years in prison after a hearing in which the daughter of the late Dorothy Marshall told the court …

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FRYEBURG, Maine — Public comment on a proposed rail trail from Fryeburg to Hiram is being sought by by the Maine Department of Transportation through June 22.

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ALBANY — A swimmer who became stranded on a rock in the Swift River at Lower Falls on the Kancamagus Highway on Sunday afternoon was helped to safety by bystanders or the forest service before rescuers arrived, according to Conway Fire Chief Phil Remington.

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OSSIPEE — An attorney who lives in Bartlett and filed a lawsuit over the Conway Rec path is now asking a Carroll County Superior Court judge to hold former DOT Commissioner Bill Cass in contempt for going hiking rather than appearing at a court-ordered deposition. 

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NORTH CONWAY — Mount Washington Valley Resistance is planning a protest outside Citizens Bank in North Conway on Saturday as part of a coordinated national day of action targeting the bank's financial relationships with private prison and immigration detention companies.

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CONWAY — Seven Democratic candidates seeking to represent New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District offered sharply different answers when asked whether they consider themselves moderates or progressives during a candidate forum Sunday at the Gibson Center. 

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CONCORD — The filing period for federal, state or county offices opened Wednesday and runs through June 12. There are a number of open seats.