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Public records obtained under G.L. c. 66, § 10
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Adopted — May 12, 2025, following a May 7 public hearingConway, a town of roughly 1,900 in Franklin County, adopted Nicotine-Free Generation regulations on May 12, 2025, with a rule moving nicotine pouches to adult-only stores.
The town released 129 pages, mostly Board of Health agendas, minutes and email from October 2024 to July 2025. They show the proposal arriving through a regional government agency that supplied the template, walked the Board through the steps, testified at the hearing and wrote the press release afterward.
The production has substantial gaps: nothing from January 2023 through September 2024 despite the request covering it, no correspondence with the outside organizations named in the request, and no contracts, grant applications or payment records.
A walk through Conway’s substantive documents in order — what each one is, what it says, and a link to the file.
The complete public-records production, as released by the custodian.
Every document opens as a PDF. Files produced in other formats — Word, Excel, Outlook messages — were converted for readability, with the original one click away behind a grey tag (.DOCX). Nothing has been withheld, compressed or edited: the count above is every file the custodian released. A few archives and calendar files cannot be rendered as PDF and appear in their original format.