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Ribbon-cutting announced for renovated OGS building; chair urges respect for Green Island investment and flags dog incident
Summary
The Chair announced a ribbon-cutting for the renovated OGS building, praised the investor Mr. Luisi for transforming a blighted site on Green Island and said police will monitor the property after an incident in which a visitor unleashed a dog and damaged sprinklers.
The Chair announced a ribbon-cutting Wednesday for the newly renovated OGS building and praised investor Mr. Luisi for transforming what the Chair called an "eyesore" into a revitalized property in Green Island.
The Chair described a recent incident during a tour in which a woman unleashed a dog, which the Chair said damaged landscaping and sprinklers. "So I'm gonna have the police to be doing an eye on it," the Chair said, urging residents to report anyone causing damage. The Chair said the town values the private investment and cautioned that failure to respect the property could discourage further improvements.
The Chair also reminded the public about a 2-mile breast-cancer-awareness walk scheduled Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. at Payne Street Park and asked participants to consider donating food for the town food pantry; the Chair said the walk is for awareness rather than fundraising.
