WMWV – 93.5
Music Without Boundaries
 |
 |
 |
Moat Mountain Brewing Company
 |
North Conway Music Center
 |
Amoskeag Beverages
Conway Scenic RailRoad
Zeb’s General Store
Believe In Books
Cold River Radio Show
Settler’s Green – North Conway
MWV Chamber of Commerce
93 1/2 Days of Summer is Back!
WMWV’s biggest promotion is back…it’s the 93 1/2 Days of Summer Contest!!!
How can you win? Just listen for the sounder every Monday-Friday through August, 26th and be the correct caller at (603)356-9930…you’ll win a prize package including FIVE Daily Prizes, ONE weekly prize, and qualify for GRAND PRIZE WEEK, the week of August 29th!
This year’s prizes are:
Daily – A Sundae from Dairy Queen in Glen/N. Conway
Daily – A $5 Gift Cert from Bear Camp Garden in W. Ossipee
Daily – A $5 Gift Cert from Sherman Farm in E.Conway
Daily – Zinc Oxide Sunscreen from Fields of Ambrosia in N. Conway
Daily – A T-Shirt from WMWV in N. Conway
Weekly – Two Value Passes to Cranmore Mountain Summer Adventure Park in N. Conway
Weekly – A Family “Valley Train” Pass to Conway Scenic Railroad in N. Conway
Weekly – Two passes to Storyland in Glen
Weekly – Two general admission passes to Attitash in Bartlett
Weekly – A Drive Yourself Pass to the Mt. Washington Auto Road in Pinkham Notch
Weekly – Two Tickets to the July 16, 2017 Monster Energy Race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Weekly – Event tickets or One liter of Maple Syrup from Believe in Books Literacy Foundation
Grand Prize # 1 – A Weber Spirit Gas Grill from Lucy Hardware in Intervale
Grand Prize #2 – A Kayak from Northern Extremes in N. Conway
Grand Prize #3 – A New Envirowood Adirondack Chair from Stan and Dan Sports in N. Conway
Grand Prize #4 – A Gift Basket from the Be Well Studios in N. Conway
Grand Prize #5 – A Fly Fishing Ensemble from North Country Angler
Grand Prize #6 – A Blizzard Ski Package (with bindings) from Sport Thoma in Intervale
Grand Prize #7 – One ton of Cubex Pellets from White Mountain Stove Shop in Albany
Good Luck!
News Director Christian Mower Talks River Safety With Conway Fire Chief & Swift River Rescue Chief Stephen Solomon
After the tragic loss of a Fryeburg Police Officer and a canoer on the Saco River Memorial Day Weekend, WMWV News Director Christian Mower spoke with Conway Fire Chief Stephen Solomon, who is also Chief of the Swift River Rescue Team in Conway, about how to stay safe while enjoying the rivers in the Mount Washington Valley. Listen to the full interview below.
If the above audio does not play click here.
Driver Involved In Fatal Ossipee Rollover Dies From Injuries
Ossipee, NH – The driver involved in a fatal accident in Ossipee last Friday has died. This morning Ossipee Police announced that 20-year-old Logan Tyler Dunn of Wakefield Massachusetts succumbed to injuries he sustained when his Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed off of Route 16 near the intersection of Route 171.
Authorities reported that Dunn had failed to negotiate a turn leaving the road way, striking several trees, and rolling the vehicle. Dunn’s Passenger 18-year-old Danielle Benedetto, also of Wakefield Mass., died at the scene of the accident.
A passerby discovered the vehicle early Friday morning, however, the exact time of the accident has yet to be determined.
Speed and alcohol are possible factors in the accident, however, the accident remains under investigation. Anyone with information is requested to call the Ossipee Police Department at 603-539-2011.
Fryeburg Officer Injured During River Rescue Dies From Injuries
Fryeburg, ME – The Fryeburg Police Officer who was injured while searching for a missing canoer has died. According to Fryeburg Police Chief Potvin 20-year-old Fryeburg officer Nathan Desjardins passed away on June 6th at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
On May 27th Desjardins suffered intensive head trauma when he and another officer where thrown from their boat when it struck something in the water. The officers were headed to join the Maine Warden Service on a search for 38-year-old Jennifer Bousquet of South Berwick Maine, who had gone missing that day while canoeing. Bousquet’s body was recovered about 300-400 yards from where she was last seen on May 30th.
The Other injured officer Dale Stout was released from Central Maine Medical Center a few days after the accident.
In a press release sent out yesterday Chief Potvin said “In the course of a police officer’s responsibilities, they expose themselves to very real risks and dangers every day. Members of the Fryeburg Police Department are deeply saddened by the tragic death of our colleague. We offer our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family, fellow colleagues and friends of Nathan.”
The Chief continued saying “During this extremely difficult time of mourning the loss of one of my own, I have to find the words and strength to inspire my officers, to motivate them and reassure them that together we will be okay and still have a job to do. I ask that you keep Officer Desjardin’s family in your thoughts and prayers as well as our law enforcement and first responder community during this extremely difficult time.”; ”
On behalf of your fellow brothers and sisters at Fryeburg Police; rest in peace buddy, we’ll take it from here.”
Truck Fire Closes Part Of Route 16 In Albany
Photo by Melissa Emerson via the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page.
Albany, NH – A truck caught fire on Route 16 in Albany Sunday. According to the Conway Fire Department at 1:38 in the afternoon, crews were called to Route 16 just north of Monkey Trunks where a 2001 Chevy 1500 that had caught fire on.
The owner of the vehicle told authorities that the truck caught fire and he attempted to put it out with 4 extinguishers to no avail. He then moved the vehicle away from his garage and it was left under the power lines off the side of the road. Luckily the wires were only slightly damaged.
Fire crews were able to quickly extinguish the flames and clear the scene by 2:15pm. The North Bound Lane of Route 16 was closed while crews worked on the fire.
The driver of the vehicle was evaluated by EMS crews for smoke and dry chemical exposure.