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The vote came more than a year after the owner of Leavitt's Country Bakery sued the town over a painting by high school students that's displayed across his storefront, showing the sun shining over a mountain range made of sprinkle-covered chocolate and strawberry doughnuts, a blueberry muffin, a cinnamon roll and other pastries.
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The town's new rental program applies to one- and two-unit rentals. Property owners can either fill out an affidavit confirming they're up to code or allow a town official to inspect the property.
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In the election in question, warrant articles pertaining to legalizing and regulating short-term rentals were on the ballot.
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Conway Police Chief Chris Mattei said he hopes state officials will allow for a paved queue line so that drivers seeking to enter the baths don't have to wait in the road.
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The relay race is scheduled to take place on Sept. 15 and 16, starting in Bretton Woods and ending at Hampton Beach. Tamworth officials said it used to be a good event, but recently it's changed for the worse.
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At issue: the doughnut painting above Leavitt's Country Bakery in Conway, which was painted by high school students.
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En Conway, las rentas a corto plazo son legales bajo las reglas de zonificación. Unitil recibe aprobación para construir matriz solar. Mientras se calienta el clima, comienza temporada de garrapatas.
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A bakery in Conway, NH, claims the town is violating his free speech over a pastry artwork above his business.
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Two rescue swimmers from the Conway Fire Swift Water Rescue Team jumped in the water and were able to keep him from going under.
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Currently, there is less than 1% vacancy rate in Conway. With no place to live, there is a lack of employees — and that has become an economic issue, as restaurants and retail have had to cut back hours of operation.