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Dry River Hiker Injury

A New York hiker suffered a head injury while hiking in the Dry River Wilderness this past Saturday. New Hampshire Fish and Game say 58-year-old Denise Blank was hiking the Dry River Trail when she slipped down an embankment and injured her head around 10:30am. Lacking cell reception, a member of her group hiked three and a half miles to make a call for help. Conservation Officers, Bartlett Fire Department, SOLO Wilderness Medicine, Lakes Region Search and Rescue, the Appalachian Mountain Club, Androscoggin Valley Search and Rescue and the US Forest Service all responded to the call. Denise was placed in a litter and carried back to the trailhead shortly before 7:00 in the evening. She was taken to Memorial Hospital by the Bartlett Jackson Ambulance. Authorities say Denise and her group were well prepared for the conditions.

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Drive Time Interview: Arts Jubilee Summer Concert Series

Tony Zore sits down with Bobby Sheehan to discuss Arts Jubilee Summer Concert Series on Thursdays starting at 6pm throughout July and August.

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Drive Time Interview: Gigantic Annual Book & Bake Sale

Tony Zore sits down with Andrea Masters to discuss the Gigantic Annual Book and Bake Sale this weekend. Saturday and Sunday from 9am-3pm. The North Conway Library is also looking for volunteers to help organize the sale on Friday and take down the sale on Sunday.

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Drive Time Interview: Seek The Peak

Tony Zore sits down with Marty Basch and Krissy Fraser to discuss this year’s Seek The Peak Hike-a-thon. The event begins with a Friday night registration at the Weather Discovery Center on July 19th and ends with a Saturday morning hike along with an after party and awards ceremony.

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Drive Time Interview: Concerts in Bradley Park

Tony Zore sits down with Donna Woodward to discuss the concerts in Bradley Park in Fryeburg, Maine, on Tuesdays at 7pm throughout the month of July.

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Drive Time Interview: Tunnel 2 Towers

Tony Zore sits down with Vince Vaccaro to discuss the Tunnel to Towers 5k happening on Saturday, July 13th, at 9am at Schouler Park to benefit the Siller Foundation.

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