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Neighborhood Watch reports vandalism/thefts; volunteers plan Easter events; museum gets insulating grant
Summary
Officer Brown and about 10 residents discussed recent vandalism and thefts at a neighborhood-watch meeting; the McGill Revitalization Association is preparing Easter festivities and a June yard sale; the McGill Historical Drug Store Museum's Keith received a grant to insulate the building.
The Feb. 17 minutes record that Officer Brown attended a neighborhood-watch meeting at the request of Chairperson Angelopoulos; the minutes state "There was 10 people present and the recent vandalism/thefts throughout McGill was discussed." That exchange was recorded as part of the Park Maintenance/Neighborhood Watch agenda item.
Volunteer groups also reported community activities: the McGill Revitalization Association is organizing Easter festivities (candy ordered) and planning a community yard sale in June; the Kinnear Library planned a music night at the end of February. The McGill Historical Drug Store Museum reported that "Keith received a grant and will be insulating the walls of the drug store."
Council recorded these updates; no formal town funding or policy actions were reported for the events or the museum insulation in the minutes.
