FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – The Merry Month of May
Wet, cold, damp yet life goes on – we celebrate our moms. The Farmers Market begins, it is the season of communions, confirmations and...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – A Prayer
Last Thursday we celebrated the National Day of Prayer. Pastor Jason Ham from the Grace Community Church organized a prayer event on Railroad Green....
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – There’s No Place Like Home
Our parks are places of play and enchantment. Over the past months, we’ve seen a transformation take place at Stanley-Deming Park.
After almost three years...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – Cooking with Henry
My son Henry was recently accepted to the North Bennet Street School in Boston Massachusetts. North Bennet Street is the country’s oldest trade school....
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – On The Head of a Pin
Easter Sunday is before us – with the unfolding of Spring comes a time of renewal. This is a season of rich and meaningful...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – Cooking with Henry
My son Henry was recently accepted to the North Bennet Street School in Boston Massachusetts. North Bennet Street is the country’s oldest trade school....
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – The Day Ahead!
This morning as I write this column my mind is flooded with the day ahead. In a little while, I will be performing a...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – A Very Busy Time
The beginning months of the year are extremely active, busy times, for local government. For the past months, we’ve been laying out new policies,...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE -Tom the Book Seller
Our Village business district is a place where an entrepreneur can follow their dreams. It is no easy task to open and run a...
FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE – A Season of Grace
March is an odd month – kinda’ betwixt and between.
The nervous needle on my thermometer goes back and forth. The layer of snow seems...
Due to the snow storm and snow removal there will be no parking on Main Street Until Further Notice

