Thirty-seven residents turned out Oct. 28 for the second, library-sponsored forum on strengthening community.
Their ideas for improving the town included: Working toward food independence, building a community or youth center, holding more open-ended community discussions, reaching out to retirees arriving in the community involvement and acquiring research on the town’s demographics.
At the third meeting set for 7 p.m. Nov. 17, ideas from the first two meetings will be arranged into categories assigned to…
