Heritage Commission considers $1,000 videography equipment proposal
Heritage Commission · Meeting of May 12, 2026
NH BOW — Bow Heritage Commission considered a $1,000 proposal to upgrade its videography equipment for an expanded citizen-interview archive. Special guest Connor Parzick, a Bow High School employee, presented plans for a 4K camcorder with microphones and SD card storage, collaborating with local filmmaker Liam Wells. The commission would use free editing software through DaVinci Resolve to produce interview footage preserving oral town histories.
Board of Selectmen representative Eleana Colby flagged SB439, pending data center zoning legislation, as a potential threat to the town's historical character; members were advised to contact state representatives. April minutes were approved 9 to 0.
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Source: the Heritage Commission meeting of May 12, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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