Tony Zore sits down with Heather Burnell and Sarah Davidson to discuss “Social Inclusion and the New Rite of Passage,” a presentation at the Conway Public Library on Wednesday, Jan. 22nd from 6-8pm.

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Tony Zore sits down with Paula Jones to discuss M&D Production’s “Constellations” showing Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:30pm as well as Sunday at 3:30pm both this week and next week.

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Tony Zore sits down with Jojo Harris to discuss the Valley Volunteer Fair being put on by Fryeburg’s Age-Friendly Community Taskforce on Saturday, Jan. 18th, from 10am-1pm at the Fryeburg Recreation Center.

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Former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld is running in the less talked about Republican primaries. The Presidential hopeful stopped by our offices shortly after visiting the Gibson Center in N. Conway. He says his top issues in the campaign are the national debt and climate change but that the real reason as to why he’s running is the toxic political environment in the country right now. Weld says, “The atmosphere has gotten so poisonous in Washington and everyone hates each other down there. It’s like a death spiral embrace between the two parties and they need each other to scare their own base into giving them lots of money so they can get re-elected and it’s kind of a sick situation.” Most polling listed under Real Clear Politics places Weld somewhere between 1 and 5% against President Trump. You can listen to the full interview below or by clicking here.

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Republican Primary Candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld will be in Conway today. The less talked about Republican Primary has a number of candidates running across 43 states. The Republican Parties of 7 different states decided to cancel their votes and automatically appoint President Trump as their candidate. Weld will be at the Gibson Center for Senior Services for a lunch Meet and Greet from 11:15 until noon today. He’s considered to be a moderate Republican, especially on social issues. Weld previously ran for Vice President on the Libertarian Party ticket in 2016.

Mark Stewart is running for President in New Hampshire and three other states. He realizes that his odds aren’t realistic in that race, but he sees the forum as a chance to promote his message and to perhaps launch a campaign for a state office. He says the biggest issue he’s running to raise awareness on is the national debt. Stewart says, “What the White Mountain’s community organizations and towns could do with more money- they will do better with. What private people, if they can keep more money, do for the social communities around them- they will certainly do better with- than a big government in DC that doesn’t know what’s going on and even when it does, it is politically influenced so badly that it doesn’t effect policy very well.” Mark says he will be in the White Mountains area around January 9th and 10th.

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