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CONWAY — Aleks Lillis, the class valedictorian, Lily Zediana, the class salutatorian and Matt Reynolds, the MWV Career and Technical Center’s Student of the Year, say the past four years at Kennett High School have flown bye. They’ve created backpacks filled with memories from their first da…

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CONWAY — Kennett High School held its scholarship night in the Loynd Auditorium on June 2, and about $270,000 in scholarships went to over 70 seniors in the 103rd class to graduate from KHS.

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CONWAY — A man from Rhode Island who allegedly rear-ended another vehicle near the Four Corners on Monday and then fled the scene was ordered held without bail Wednesday after he pleaded not guilty to two counts of conduct after an accident, driving while intoxicated and negligent driving in…

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CONWAY — On June 5, the Northeast Woodland Chartered Public School closed on the purchase of the Mount Washington Valley Economic Council’s office space at the campus of the Technology Village, giving the school more space for its burgeoning student body, especially in the lower grades.

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CONWAY — A multi-car collision closed a stretch of Route 16 on Tuesday evening near the scenic overlook just south of CVS in North Conway. Luckily there were no injuries, said Conway Fire Chief Phil Remington.

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CONWAY — A driver from Colorado, attempting to drive a Ford pickup towing a travel trailer through the Saco Covered Bridge, struck the bridge's "Low Clearance" signs, then left the scene on Tuesday afternoon, state officials said.

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CONWAY — While there might be showers during Friday’s parade, the forecast is looking better for an outdoor graduation ceremony for Kennett High’s Class of 2026 on Saturday at 10 a.m.

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CONWAY — The upgraded trash receptacles in North Conway and Conway Village will carry images of not only the town seal but also local scenes like a waterfall, covered bridge, mountainscape and an aerial shot, selectmen said Tuesday.