Memorial Hospital – Outpatient Practices opening at noon. Inpatient services will operate as normal.
Tamworth Town Office – Opening at 1pm
Cancellations
Schools
SAU 3, Berlin – Closed
SAU 9, Conway – Closed
SAU 13, Freedom, Madison, Tamworth – Closed
SAU 20, Gorham – Closed
SAU 49, Wolfeboro, Ossipee – Closed
MSAD 27, Brownfield – Closed
MSAD 61, Bridgton – Closed
White Mountain Waldorf School – Closed
Robert Frost Charter School – Closed
Organizations & Businesses
Childrens Unlimited – Closed
Conway Public Library – Closed
E.S.S.C. – No Jr. Program
The Gibson Center – Closed, no Meals on Wheels
Jeanne Limmer Dance Center – Closed
MWV Toastmasters – No Wednesday meeting this week
North Conway Community Center – Closed
North Conway Public Library – Closed, evening book discussion postponed to Friday
Memorial Hospital – Spring Into Spring Running Postponed to March 22
Ossipee Concerned Citizens No Meals On Wheels
To Report a Cancellation or Delay contact our Office at 603-356-8870
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BERLIN, NH – A Berlin teenager is safe after going missing yesterday. According to New Hampshire Fish and game Berlin Police contacted them after a 17-year-old was reported missing and distraught.
He was last seen Monday night at around 10pm. Berlin Police had gathered cell phone information that indicated the missing teen was in the woods in the southeastern area of the city, but no specific location other than that large general area.
Berlin Fire, Berlin Ambulance, and Berlin Police all assisted in the hasty searches by searching large wooded areas, which narrowed the search area. State Police used their helicopter to assist in the search, by flying over the Androscoggin River to search the woods from the air.
Additional information lead authorities to search a home that the teenager had previously lived in at the Cascade Flat area of Gorham.
Gorham Police and State Police searched that area, and found the teen in the basement of the house he had previously lived in.
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CONWAY, NH – The Conway Deliberative session is tomorrow. There are several big articles up for a vote in April and the 7pm meeting in the Loynd Auditorium at Kennett High School is the last chance residents have to voice their opinions before going to the polls.
Among the more controversial articles are warrants seeking to relocate the Town Hall and Recreation Department.
Article 7 asks the town to approve the relocation of the Conway Recreation department to an unused section of the Kennett Middle school, costing an estimated $700,000 half of which would be donated by Margaret and Charles Marshall. Both the board of selectmen and Budget Committee recommend the article.
Article 8 asks for the town’s approval to relocate the town hall to the Bank of New Hampshire building in Conway, which is estimated to cost around $160,000 for remodeling and renovation costs. If approved the town would sign a lease that would run 36 years broken into three 12 year options. The proposed rent would equal the bank’s annual property tax bill. Both the board of selectmen and Budget Committee recommend the article.
Other things up for discussion at the meeting include the towns recommended budget for the year, excluding special warrant articles. As stated in Article 4 the requested budget is $11,078,998. If not approved the budget would be set at 2017 budget amount of $10,951,370.
Not included in the budget is a new proposed agreement with the Conway Police Department. Article 5 asks to go into a new agreement with the Police for 2018 and 2019 which would include a $65,063 increase in costs over the current agreement to cover salaries and benefits.
Article 19 asks to appropriate $2 million to construct a 2.8 multi-purpose path from Cranmore Mountain Resort to Hemlock Lane. The project is a part of Mount Washington Valley Recreation Path project. Those fund would be attained similarly to Article 17, with no money coming from local property taxes.
In Article 20 the Conway Town Library seeks to raise no more than $7,500 to create and design a new website. The funds for this would come from the Library Trustee Donation Account.
One proposal which many towns across the state will be discussing is Article 21 which asks whether or not the town wishes to allow the electronic gambling game Keno. The game has been approved in several towns across the state including in Berlin. A portion of the proceeds from the game go towards funding full-day kindergarten in the state, though a town does not need to allow the game in order to benefit from it.
Article 23 is sure to be something many will question at the Wednesday night meet. It asks the town to give $10,000 to the Eastern Slopes Regional Airport located in Fryeburg.
On petition that was originally rejected by the town but has since been added is Article 25 which seeks to give the Conway Area Humane Society $10,000 for medical care.
For a look at the proposed budget and a full list of the articles up for discussion go to conwaynh.org
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Pinkham Notch, NH—Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center is known for holding some of the Granite State’s most unique and challenging human-powered races, but one of its annual events sets the benchmark in both regards. First held in 1997 as Ski to the Clouds, the race has evolved over its 22-year history, but still holds true to its moniker as North America’s Toughest 10K, with the final 6 kilometers climbing over 2,200 vertical feet up the Mt. Washington Auto Road.
In 2013, a separate snowshoe category was added to entice snowshoe racers to take up the challenge, and was so successful that in 2014 the event was renamed as Ski & Shoe to the Clouds. In 2016, a new fatbike category was added, which quickly became the largest group of racers, but was sadly cancelled due to lack of snow. However, Mother Nature has been kind to us for the last two years, offering up perfect snow conditions, with 120 racers competing in the 2017 event, and a record 156 racers registering this year—17 Nordic skiers, 68 snowshoers, and 71 fatbikers.
Whether on skis, snowshoes or fatbikes, the race lived up to its reputation, testing the athletes as only Mount Washington can. The fastest time was posted by veteran racer Tristan Williams, with a blazing time of just 49 minutes 47 seconds, winning the men’s Nordic division for the second straight year. Tristan was closely followed by fellow Nordic skier Ryan Kelly (51:54), and the winner the men’s fatbike division, Logan Kasper (52:07). Kudos to all the racers who battled the Mountain and finished, but particularly to the winners of each division:
PITTSBURG, NH – A woman was injured in a snowmobile accident yesterday. Fish and Game Officials report that at around 4pm 29-year-old Ashley Riopel of Laconia sustained serious injuries after crashing her snowmobile into a bridge in the Northern Indian Stream area.
Members of her riding party assisted her back to Deer Mountain Campground in Pittsburg. While transporting Riopel, they made contact with a groomer operator who subsequently made an emergency call to 911.
Upon receiving word of the incident, Pittsburg Fire Department and 45th Parallel EMS to Deer Mountain Campground on US Route 3 where she was awaiting assistance.
Due to the severity of her injury she was ultimately transported to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon for further evaluation and treatment.
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Cancellations & Delays For Thursday March 8th
Delays
Organizations & Businesses
Jackson Public Library – Opening at 2pm
Memorial Hospital – Outpatient Practices opening at noon. Inpatient services will operate as normal.
Tamworth Town Office – Opening at 1pm
Cancellations
Schools
SAU 3, Berlin – Closed
SAU 9, Conway – Closed
SAU 13, Freedom, Madison, Tamworth – Closed
SAU 20, Gorham – Closed
SAU 49, Wolfeboro, Ossipee – Closed
MSAD 27, Brownfield – Closed
MSAD 61, Bridgton – Closed
White Mountain Waldorf School – Closed
Robert Frost Charter School – Closed
Organizations & Businesses
Childrens Unlimited – Closed
Conway Public Library – Closed
E.S.S.C. – No Jr. Program
The Gibson Center – Closed, no Meals on Wheels
Jeanne Limmer Dance Center – Closed
MWV Toastmasters – No Wednesday meeting this week
North Conway Community Center – Closed
North Conway Public Library – Closed, evening book discussion postponed to Friday
Memorial Hospital – Spring Into Spring Running Postponed to March 22
Ossipee Concerned Citizens No Meals On Wheels
To Report a Cancellation or Delay contact our Office at 603-356-8870
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Missing Berlin Teen Found Safe
BERLIN, NH – A Berlin teenager is safe after going missing yesterday. According to New Hampshire Fish and game Berlin Police contacted them after a 17-year-old was reported missing and distraught.
He was last seen Monday night at around 10pm. Berlin Police had gathered cell phone information that indicated the missing teen was in the woods in the southeastern area of the city, but no specific location other than that large general area.
Berlin Fire, Berlin Ambulance, and Berlin Police all assisted in the hasty searches by searching large wooded areas, which narrowed the search area. State Police used their helicopter to assist in the search, by flying over the Androscoggin River to search the woods from the air.
Additional information lead authorities to search a home that the teenager had previously lived in at the Cascade Flat area of Gorham.
Gorham Police and State Police searched that area, and found the teen in the basement of the house he had previously lived in.
Rec Department and Town Hall Relocation Up For Debate At Conway Deliberative Session
CONWAY, NH – The Conway Deliberative session is tomorrow. There are several big articles up for a vote in April and the 7pm meeting in the Loynd Auditorium at Kennett High School is the last chance residents have to voice their opinions before going to the polls.
Among the more controversial articles are warrants seeking to relocate the Town Hall and Recreation Department.
Article 7 asks the town to approve the relocation of the Conway Recreation department to an unused section of the Kennett Middle school, costing an estimated $700,000 half of which would be donated by Margaret and Charles Marshall. Both the board of selectmen and Budget Committee recommend the article.
Article 8 asks for the town’s approval to relocate the town hall to the Bank of New Hampshire building in Conway, which is estimated to cost around $160,000 for remodeling and renovation costs. If approved the town would sign a lease that would run 36 years broken into three 12 year options. The proposed rent would equal the bank’s annual property tax bill. Both the board of selectmen and Budget Committee recommend the article.
Other things up for discussion at the meeting include the towns recommended budget for the year, excluding special warrant articles. As stated in Article 4 the requested budget is $11,078,998. If not approved the budget would be set at 2017 budget amount of $10,951,370.
Not included in the budget is a new proposed agreement with the Conway Police Department. Article 5 asks to go into a new agreement with the Police for 2018 and 2019 which would include a $65,063 increase in costs over the current agreement to cover salaries and benefits.
Article 19 asks to appropriate $2 million to construct a 2.8 multi-purpose path from Cranmore Mountain Resort to Hemlock Lane. The project is a part of Mount Washington Valley Recreation Path project. Those fund would be attained similarly to Article 17, with no money coming from local property taxes.
In Article 20 the Conway Town Library seeks to raise no more than $7,500 to create and design a new website. The funds for this would come from the Library Trustee Donation Account.
One proposal which many towns across the state will be discussing is Article 21 which asks whether or not the town wishes to allow the electronic gambling game Keno. The game has been approved in several towns across the state including in Berlin. A portion of the proceeds from the game go towards funding full-day kindergarten in the state, though a town does not need to allow the game in order to benefit from it.
Article 23 is sure to be something many will question at the Wednesday night meet. It asks the town to give $10,000 to the Eastern Slopes Regional Airport located in Fryeburg.
On petition that was originally rejected by the town but has since been added is Article 25 which seeks to give the Conway Area Humane Society $10,000 for medical care.
For a look at the proposed budget and a full list of the articles up for discussion go to conwaynh.org
North America’s Toughest 10k Huge Success
Woman Seriously Injured After Crashing Snowmobile Into Bridge
PITTSBURG, NH – A woman was injured in a snowmobile accident yesterday. Fish and Game Officials report that at around 4pm 29-year-old Ashley Riopel of Laconia sustained serious injuries after crashing her snowmobile into a bridge in the Northern Indian Stream area.
Members of her riding party assisted her back to Deer Mountain Campground in Pittsburg. While transporting Riopel, they made contact with a groomer operator who subsequently made an emergency call to 911.
Upon receiving word of the incident, Pittsburg Fire Department and 45th Parallel EMS to Deer Mountain Campground on US Route 3 where she was awaiting assistance.
Due to the severity of her injury she was ultimately transported to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon for further evaluation and treatment.