Local Government

Weekly Buzz | Town Offices Closed Monday

Nicci Kadilak

Jul 3, 2022 — 1 min read

Good Morning!

Just a quick list of what to expect this week before I go back to sweating off this humidity.

Monday, July 4

Town offices closed
Parade for July 4th begins at 11:00 at the Presbyterian Church at 62&3A and travels down Cambridge Street to Winn Street and the middle school.

Tuesday, July 5

4:00 PM - Sculpture Park Committee
7:30 PM - Board of Appeals

Wednesday, July 6

3:00 PM - Board of Health Subcommittee
6:30 PM - Transportation Committee

Thursday, July 7

Nothing yet

Friday, July 8

Nothing yet

Saturday, July 9

Nothing yet

Sunday, July 10

12:00 - American Legion Cornhole Tournament

As always, I’m certain things will be added as the week goes by.

For now, back to our regularly scheduled weekend antics.

See you tomorrow,

Nicci

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