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Ray Gilmore: Spell it out: I stand for L.D.R.S.H.I.P.To the editor:

Ray S. Gilmore: My positions on issues are clear and widely availableTo the editor: Anyone who does a Google search for my name, will see that I am all over the web.• Citizens Count (https://www.citizenscount.org/candidate/ray-s-gilmore) • Vote-Smart (https://justfacts.votesmart.org/candidate/194693/ray-gilmore) • My Campaign

Ray Gilmore: Instead of following a political party, vote for the right personTo the editor:

Ray Gilmore: Please stop vandalizing property, taking down political signsTo the editor:

Ray Gilmore: Passersby told different story the venom spewed in cyberspaceTo the editor:

Ray S. Gilmore: My experience on Zoom and 5-Minute forum illustrates need for high speedTo the editor:

Bob Sisson: Ray Gilmore will represent interests of all citizens, not a party ideologyTo the editor:

Angela H. Huertas: Gilmore will give 110 percent as a state representativeTo the editor:

Bartlett goes with face-to-face learning; 3 teachers resignBARTLETT — Josiah Bartlett Elementary School will start the school year with face-to-face learning on Sept. 8, along with a distance learning option (see related story) for families who do

Terry O'Brien: Ignore parties and vote for candidates who will get the job doneTo the editor:

Responses: Do you think the Conway School Board should have authorized testing ionizers for use in local schools?There were 21 responses to this week’s Tele-Talk question, “Do you think the Conway School Board should have authorized testing ionizers for use in local schools?” The responses were nearly

Ray S. Gilmore: Please consider the futures we will be cutting firstTo the editor:

Ray Gilmore: My opponent is trying to deny that she voted for an income taxTo the editor: My opponent is trying to deny that she voted for an income tax (twice) by saying that "premiums" are not a tax. She said it at the

Election News

District 1 House candidates: Burroughs and GilmoreIncumbent state Rep. Anita Burroughs (D-Bartlett) is being challenged by Ray Gilmore (R-Bartlett) for the one open District 1 seat, which covers Bartlett, Hart's Location and Jackson. Below are their

League of Women Voters question District 1 candidatesIncumbent Anita Burroughs (D-Bartlett) is being challenged by Ray S. Gilmore (R-Bartlett) for the one state rep seat for in Carroll County District 1, which covers Bartlett, Jackson and Hart’s

A civil debate: Burroughs and Gilmore check that boxCONWAY — Can a political debate be civilized, even friendly, while still getting your point across?

Governor tours Conway charter schoolCONWAY — Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday afternoon toured the Northeast Woodland Public Chartered School in Conway. During the visit, he blasted Democrats in the Legislature for holding up federal

Gibson Forum - Ray S. GilmoreRepublican Ray Gilmore, who is running for Carroll County District 1 state representative, takes part in the Gibson Center's Five Minute Forum on Oct. 13. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)

Internet trolls 'Zoom-bomb' League candidate forumCONWAY — A virtual candidatec forum hosted by a local unit of the League of Women Voters had to be halted Tuesday after it was taken over by "Zoom-bombers" who

Ray Gilmore filesRay S. Gilmore threw his hat into the political ring on Wednesday signing up to run as a Republican for state representative for Carroll County District I, which represents Bartlett,

County, state candidates take part in GOP forumCONWAY — At Tuesday’s 5-minute GOP forum presented by the Gibson Center for Senior Services, candidates taking part included Joe Kenney of Wakefield, seeking to regain his former Executive Council

Secretary of State: Tuesday's primary broke recordsCONWAY — Tuesday’s New Hampshire state primary, seen as a dress rehearsal for November's presidential election, saw a record turnout, both in the terms of absentee ballots turned in and

Field is set for the general electionCONWAY — With the New Hampshire Primary over, the stage is set for the general election. There will be two new commissioners in Carroll County’ae 2nd and 3rd districts. In

Veterans Outreach News

MEDCAP MentorPackage of the Afghan national army conducting a medical civil affairs program to treat Afghan medical patients. Produced by Senior Airman David Larva.

In Counterinsurgency Class, Soldiers Think Like TalibanU.S. Army troops and Afghan security forces are offering intensive sessions designed to school soldiers on how to think like a Taliban and counterpunch like a politician.

VA, vets, community take on suicide preventionThe Department of Veterans Affairs’ number one clinical priority is to eliminate suicide among veterans.

Manchester VA holds open house in North ConwayCONWAY — The Manchester Veterans Affairs Medical Center held an informational fair for veterans on Friday, March 29 at the North Conway Grand Hotel.

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Valley veterans of the 10th Mountain DivisionA total of 22 Mount Washington Valley residents served with the U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division in World War II, according to North Conway resident Jeff Leich of the New

Local ski events to honor military veterans at Cranmore, Attitash and WildcatCONWAY — Like all combat veterans, Capt. Ray Gilmore III has faced much in his lifetime. His passion for skiing has been a constant source of enjoyment, recreation and healing

The bonds of combat: Soldiers carry on proud legacy of the 10th Mountain Division at Schneider Cup

70 years after Riva/WW II ski troops to be honored at 2015 Schneider Cup

The Material Girls salute the Wounded Warriors [03/15/2008]At Schneider Cup, local quilting group aids wounded soldiers

Family News

Prouty Gilmore weddingCassie Prouty, the daughter of Jennifer and David Bartlett of Bartlett, and Capt. Ray Gilmore, the son of Ray and Diane Gilmore of Conway, were united on Aug. 22, 2007,

Love in the Sun: Cassie and Ray GilmoreBARTLETT — There’s no slowing down ever-energetic Cranmore Mountain Meisters co-coordinator Ray Gilmore Jr. — nor his wife of nearly 11 years, Cassie Gilmore.

Adele GilmoreAdele Gilmore was born to Cassie C. (Prouty) and Ray Steven Gilmore of North Conway, Aug. 14, 2008 at Bridgton Hospital in Bridgton, Maine. She weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces.

Birth: Evelyn Rose GilmoreEvelyn Rose Gilmore was born to Cassie C. (Prouty) and Ray S. Gilmore of Bridgton, Maine, on Dec 24, 2009 at Bridgton Hospital in Bridgton. She joins Ella Adele Gilmore,

Birth: Isadora Doris GilmoreIsadora Doris Gilmore was born to Cassie and Ray Gilmore of Bartlett, N.H., on June 13, 2018, at 11:54 a.m. at Memorial Hospital in North Conway, N.H. She weighed 7

Tamar Jean GilmoreTamar Jean Gilmore, 54, of Kearsarge, died March 14, 2005, at Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine, following a brief illness. Born in Lowell, Mass., the daughter of Dr. Ray

Bernard J. GilmoreBernard J. Gilmore, 47, of Center Conway, died Feb. 6, 2005, at his home, surrounded by his family after a long, courageous battle with cancer. Born in Lowell, Mass., he

Zelda M. GilmoreZelda M. Gilmore, 89, of Kearsarge died Aug. 8, 2003 at Memorial Hospital in North Conway following a long illness. Born in Lawrence, Mass., the daughter of Isadore and Veronica

Obituary: Helen L. (West) CarollHelen L. (West) Caroll, 84, passed peacefully from this life, to the next, in the early morning hours of January 13, 2018. She will be sorely missed by the many

In the Community

Ski like a localBy Ray Gilmore

Safe Skier ProgramMemorial Hospital is ensuring every child in the community that wants a ski helmet gets one, regardless of their family's ability to pay. Left to right back: Doug Fagone from

Eastern Slope Ski ClubJody Skelton, Pequawket Foundation President presented the ESSC Club with the grant that allowed 500 new pairs of ski socks to be purchased for all the children in our rental program! Thank You...

Valley Voice: Community spirit celebrated throughout the valleyCONWAY — Community spirit was a common theme throughout the valley this first week of spring.

Valley Voice: Beginning to look a lot like winterHAPPY HOLIDAYS to you and your favorite gnome as the Christmas shopping rush kicks into high gear in our snowy white valley. The ski slopes are looking a lot like

Valley Voice: Spring brings adventurers to the valleyLATE APRIL WAS ONCE KNOWN AS the slower season in the valley, but things have certainly picked up in recent years. It’s a far cry from when I came here

Schneider Meister Cup celebrates ski historyCONWAY — Mount Washington Valley’s ski history was celebrated at the 22nd annual Hannes Schneider Meister Cup, held March 9-11 at Cranmore Mountain Resort as a fundraiser for the New

Valley Voice: Woofin' it up in the valleyTO STEAL FROM BOB DYLAN, “This is the Story of a Hurricane” could have been the title for today’s cover story. Hope readers will enjoy this flashback at the ’38

Biking: Down the hill on a tricycleBy Marty Basch

Snow day: Latest storm dumps 5+ inchesCONWAY — Mother Nature appears to be making up for lost time when it comes to snowfall in the Mount Washington Valley.

Visiting hours Thursday for the late Herbert Schneider.

Valley Voice: John McDonald, grace on and off the slopesI WAS AT THE top of the New England Ski Museum’s Hannes Schneider Meister Cup race course at Cranmore last Saturday morning, running late (as usual) as I stepped up

Valley ski icon Al Risch, 1933-2018CONWAY — Described by some as the “Cowboy of the Mountains” for his unabashed style, legendary mountain man Al Risch — the colorful, patriotic founder of Friends of Tuckerman Ravine

Valley Voice: Honoring Dick Calvert, 10th Mountain WW II vet and ski racerDICK CALVERT WAS AN INSPIRATION TO ALL OF us who love to ski.

Passages 2018: Valley residents who left usCONWAY — Below, are some of the passages of 2018, highlighting a few of the many who made a difference during their time on Earth, and in this valley.

meistersTeam captains met with Cranmore Mountain Meisters co-coordinator Ray Gilmore Jr. Wednesday night at Zip's Pub. Shown with Ray (third from right) are Meisters racers Tyrell Nickerson, Skip Bartlett, Tuckerman

Ray Gilmore Jr. leads charge for Mountain Meisters programCONWAY — Mountain Meisters, founded in 1972 as the Local Yokel, is said to be the nation’s oldest recreational weekly ski racing league.

Cranmore Mountain Meisters begins 46th season WednesdayCONWAY — The 46th season of Cranmore Mountain Meisters starts today.

Cranmore Mountain Meisters: Fast day on the coursesCONWAY — As much as we dislike the ‘R’ word during winter, last week’s weather event set us up for great racing conditions for the rest of the year.

Icy rain cancels Mountain Meister races; apres event goes onCONWAY — "Due to the unfavorable weather, and the potential risk to our Meister Racers that it has created, we are postponing Race-3 and the Start of 'The Gibson Cup.'"

2018 Cranmore Mountain Meisters: Snowy Week 5CONWAY — Winter finally returned on Wednesday for Week 5 of Cranmore Mountain Meisters, giving us a long overdue dumping that made every Meister smile, especially Tyrrell Nickerson, who refused

Cranmore Mountain Meisters, Week 8: Meisters tackle Lyman DownhillCONWAY — Forty-seven years ago, Jesse E. Lyman III, the owner and operator of Lyman Heating Oil and Propane, became the first sponsor of the Mountain Meisters Program (then known

Cranmore Mountain Meisters, Week 9: Another snowy one on the slopesCONWAY — It was another wintry Wednesday for Week 9 of Cranmore Mountain Meisters, and we are not complaining. The Meister Crew made dozens of slip runs before the courses

Week 10: Cranmore Mountain Meisters wraps up 46th seasonCONWAY — The end of the season is always a double-edged sword for the Cranmore Mountain Meisters Crew. It has been long, hard winter, with a mixed bag of weather,

Cranmore Mountain Meisters salute award winnersCONWAY — Cranmore Mountain Meisters wrapped up its 46th season at an annual awards party at Zip's Pub on Wednesday night after Week 10 of racing.

'Our Hometown Conway' interviews to start this weekendCONWAY — After months of planning, the time for interviewing and taping local subjects for New Hampshire PBS “Our Hometown Conway” program has arrived, with the first of two three-day

PBS 'Our Hometown Conway' completes first round of interviewsCONWAY — The first interviews were filmed for New Hampshire PBS’ “Our Hometown Conway” program over the weekend, with the first of two three-day interviewing sessions held at the Conway

'Our Hometown: Conway' premieres Thursday on NHPBSCONWAY — The months of interviewing and editing are over. “Our Hometown: Conway” is ready for its close-up.

Capt. Ray S. GilmoreTo the editor:As some of you know, I grew up in Mount Washington Valley. After graduating from Kennett in 1996 and UVM in 2001, I went off and joined the

Kennett Middle School answers the call1996 Kennett High School grad Ray Gilmore is now a Captain in the United States Army. He is posted in a remote region in the western area of Afghanistan and

Helen L. CarollTo the editor:I would like to thank all who have helped to get the packages to my grandson, Capt. Ray Gilmore, in answer to his letter to the editor (from

White Mountains Community College recognizes studentsBERLIN – The following students at White Mountains Community College have been named to the president's list: Nancy Dickinson of Conway, Jessica Maura of Tamworth, and Kathy Gould of Fryeburg

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