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It’s New Hampshire Eat Local Month according to the Upper Saco Valley Land Trust and they’re trying to help residents of the Mt. Washington Valley directly support local farmers. The land trust put out a press release earlier this week noting various times of farmers markets. Upper Saco Valley Land Trust say this also happens to be National Farmer’s Market Week and that additional festivities are being hosted by the NH Food Alliance with whom NH Eat Local Month partners. For more information go to nheatlocal.org.

The Pequawket Foundation just pledged $5,000 to the North Conway Public Library’s capital campaign to renovate and expand their historic building in North Conway village. Built in 1911, the building was previously enlarged in 1917 and 1988. The library said in a press release they plan on expanding the size once again as well as the function and technology of the library. Board President for the library Neill Osgood says the library is going to have a new community room while also enlarging the children’s areas, adding an office for the library director and wants to make the library ADA compliant. He says the donation from the Pequawket Foundation helps with the renovation and the expansion but that more money is needed to install state-of-the-art infrastructure such as computers, lighting, furniture, and educational materials.

Conway Scenic Railroad Founder Dwight Smith, Conway Scenic Railroad Owner Dave Swirk, and George Cleveland moments before the unveiling of the #7470 Steam Engine. 

Sunday, August 4th was the exact 45th Anniversary of Conway Scenic Railroad’s very first revenue run back in 1974 with Steam Engine #7470 in the lead. Yesterday, Conway Scenic Founder Dwight Smith was the guest of honor on the 1:30pm departure to Conway. Dwight was honored by having Steam Engine 7470 named after him. Many gathered around for the unveiling and it was met with great applause. For more information on the #7470 Steam Engine, Dwight Smith, and the Conway Scenic Railroad go to conwayscenic.com.

The unveiling of the #7470 Steam Engine being named after Conway Scenic Founder Dwight Smith.

 

George Cleveland interviews Conway Scenic Railroad Founder Dwight Smith