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At the October 3, New Milford borough meeting, topics of discussion ranged from bridges to real estate taxes. The latter topic came up as part of an announcement on the effects of the new earned income tax. Much happened before this point however.

There had been a zoning hearing, Mr. Ainey noted, and during the hearing there was noted a complaint about an issue on Susquehanna Street. He asked if council ought to look into it, being that it was a documented concern. He asked that the codes officer respond to the concern. This was agreed upon by others.

Every year the Blue Ridge School Board allocates some money to be distributed among students who request help for programs that generally involve travel abroad. One of those programs is sponsored by People to People, established in 1956 to “[challenge] tomorrow’s leaders to expand their global awareness [and] discover new experiences.” This year, 4 Blue Ridge students traveled to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji as part of a much larger group of students from around the country. Such trips often involve staying with local families, yet can still cost thousands of dollars.

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