Medway & Millis May 2019

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Millis Memorial Day
Parade Monday,
May 27, 2019
The Millis Memorial Day Parade
and Ceremony will be held
on Monday, May 27th, 2019.
The Parade steps off at 9 a.m.
from the 1st Congregational
Church at Memorial Square.
All Marches need to assemble by
8:45 a.m. in the Parking Lot of
the Church. The Parade will proceed
to the Prospect Hill Cemetery,
then to the Millis Town
Hall, and then will proceed to
Memorial Square for the dedication
ceremony, proclamation,
musical performance and conclusion
of the event. Participants
will include the American Legion
Post 208, Amvets Post 495, Millis
Police and Fire Departments,
Millis Selectmen, Millis Boy
Scouts, Cub Scouts, Millis Girl
Medway Town
Election
May 21, 2019
Nomination papers to run for
Town Election were returned
Tues., April 2nd. The following
residents have returned nomination
papers, and they have been
certified:
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
John Foresto
Maryjane White
MODERATOR
Mark Cerel
PLANNING AND
ECONOMIC BOARD
Matthew Hayes
Richard DiIlulio
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Diane Borgatti
Lauren Nassiff
Timothy Fagerson
ACCESS
Paving & Masonry
Driveways • Parkings Lots • Brick Pavers • Steps • Patios
ALL MASONRY & SEALCOATING
fully insured
Scouts, Daisies, Young Marines,
Millis School Band and Charles
River Choral. In the event of
rain, the ceremony will be held
in the Auditorium at the Millis
High School.
The Master of Ceremonies
will be Lawrence J McCarter
, SMsgt ( USAF Ret. ) 1st Vice
Commander of the American
Legion Post 208. Sgt. At Arms:
Robert Yeager, Commander of
the American Legion Post 208.
For more information or if you
would like to volunteer help replacing
Veterans flags at the
Prospect Hill Cemetery, you may
contact: Mark Slayton, American
Legion Post 208 at markslayton@comcast.net.
BOARD OF HEALTH
Eric Lindstrom
WATER/SEWER
COMMISSION
Leo O’Rourke 3 yr.
Mike Callahan 2 yr.
Steve Burke 1 yr.
BOARD OF LIBRARY
TRUSTEES
Susan Alessandri
Gertrude Stefan
PARK COMMISSION
Sean Murphy
HOUSING AUTHORITY
Linda Donahue
REDEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
Douglas Downing
Absentee ballots available at
Medway Town Clerk’s office.
Call Mike 508-496-3098
60 Leonard Street, Foxborough
free estimates
Original Isabella’s –
Here to Stay
There’s more to it than making sandwiches.
For the past eight-and-a-half years, Isabella’s,
the Italian deli on Exchange Street has welcomed
and fed the Millis community.
“I couldn’t imagine doing anything different,”
says owner Kim Signore-Colman, who learned
everything she knows from working alongside
her parents, who for years owned the original
Isabella’s and Signore’s Restaurant/North-End
Deli in Medfield. Signore, a deli-turned-restaurant
in Boston’s North End. “I did it with my
family forever,” says Kim, who happened across
the Millis spot years ago, then brought her father
down for his approval. “If you’re doing a job,
you have to do something that has some fulfillment
to it. You can make money doing anything;
you just have to be happy.”
Signore-Colman, who gets her bread, pastries
and pies from Boston each day, is proud
all of her dishes, dressings and mayonnaise are
homemade and use only the finest quality meats.
She and her staff love creating new sandwiches
– so much so that the board is crammed with
29 varieties from which to choose. Some, like
the Soffwaygo (a Mediterranean sandwich with
hummus and grilled chicken suggested by Millis
Police Chief Chris Soffayer), are inspired by
local patrons.
The Original
Isabella’s
Italian Deli & Sandwich Shop
Sandwiches
Salads
Calzones
508-376-5430
20 Exchange St, Millis MA
HOURS: Tuesday-Thursday • 10am-4pm | Friday • 10am-5:30pm
Saturday • 10am-3pm | Closed Sunday & Monday
info@IsabellasMillis.com
Kim not only works with her customers, but
she also gets to know them. As her father did,
Kim tries to do a lot of community outreach,
including supporting the Santa Foundation, local
sports teams, and working with the police and
fire departments every year for a Christmas toy
drive.
Now part of the Millis community, Isabella’s
has no plans to leave. When Kim’s Mom, who is
living with Alzheimer’s, needed more care, Kim
found a way to keep the location going and still
support her mother by closing the shop a bit earlier
each day.
“Changing my hours made a big difference
– closing at 4 o’clock instead of 5:30 makes a
big difference,” says Kim, who has found her patrons
very supportive in this transitional time for
her own family.
“You get to know people, they share about
themselves and their lives,” says Kim. “You’re
not just here doing this job, you’re here within
the community and part of it and just feel more
placed.”
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Catering
Pies & Pastry