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Conway is mapping out accessibility improvements

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Conway is mapping out accessibility improvements after a new townwide review identified several trouble spots. The study looked at municipal buildings, outdoor spaces and the town website, flagging issues including parking, entrances, walkways and playground access. The town used a roughly $24,000 state grant for the evaluation. Selectboard members are now reviewing the findings and will determine which upgrades should come first.

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