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<strong>May</strong> <strong>2019</strong> <strong>Medway</strong> & <strong>Millis</strong> Local Town Pages www.localtownpages.com Page 7<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> Memorial Day<br />
Parade Monday,<br />
<strong>May</strong> 27, <strong>2019</strong><br />
The <strong>Millis</strong> Memorial Day Parade<br />
and Ceremony will be held<br />
on Monday, <strong>May</strong> 27th, <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
The Parade steps off at 9 a.m.<br />
from the 1st Congregational<br />
Church at Memorial Square.<br />
All Marches need to assemble by<br />
8:45 a.m. in the Parking Lot of<br />
the Church. The Parade will proceed<br />
to the Prospect Hill Cemetery,<br />
then to the <strong>Millis</strong> Town<br />
Hall, and then will proceed to<br />
Memorial Square for the dedication<br />
ceremony, proclamation,<br />
musical performance and conclusion<br />
of the event. Participants<br />
will include the American Legion<br />
Post 208, Amvets Post 495, <strong>Millis</strong><br />
Police and Fire Departments,<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> Selectmen, <strong>Millis</strong> Boy<br />
Scouts, Cub Scouts, <strong>Millis</strong> Girl<br />
<strong>Medway</strong> Town<br />
Election<br />
<strong>May</strong> 21, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Nomination papers to run for<br />
Town Election were returned<br />
Tues., April 2nd. The following<br />
residents have returned nomination<br />
papers, and they have been<br />
certified:<br />
BOARD OF SELECTMEN<br />
John Foresto<br />
Maryjane White<br />
MODERATOR<br />
Mark Cerel<br />
PLANNING AND<br />
ECONOMIC BOARD<br />
Matthew Hayes<br />
Richard DiIlulio<br />
SCHOOL COMMITTEE<br />
Diane Borgatti<br />
Lauren Nassiff<br />
Timothy Fagerson<br />
ACCESS<br />
Paving & Masonry<br />
Driveways • Parkings Lots • Brick Pavers • Steps • Patios<br />
ALL MASONRY & SEALCOATING<br />
fully insured<br />
Scouts, Daisies, Young Marines,<br />
<strong>Millis</strong> School Band and Charles<br />
River Choral. In the event of<br />
rain, the ceremony will be held<br />
in the Auditorium at the <strong>Millis</strong><br />
High School.<br />
The Master of Ceremonies<br />
will be Lawrence J McCarter<br />
, SMsgt ( USAF Ret. ) 1st Vice<br />
Commander of the American<br />
Legion Post 208. Sgt. At Arms:<br />
Robert Yeager, Commander of<br />
the American Legion Post 208.<br />
For more information or if you<br />
would like to volunteer help replacing<br />
Veterans flags at the<br />
Prospect Hill Cemetery, you may<br />
contact: Mark Slayton, American<br />
Legion Post 208 at markslayton@comcast.net.<br />
BOARD OF HEALTH<br />
Eric Lindstrom<br />
WATER/SEWER<br />
COMMISSION<br />
Leo O’Rourke 3 yr.<br />
Mike Callahan 2 yr.<br />
Steve Burke 1 yr.<br />
BOARD OF LIBRARY<br />
TRUSTEES<br />
Susan Alessandri<br />
Gertrude Stefan<br />
PARK COMMISSION<br />
Sean Murphy<br />
HOUSING AUTHORITY<br />
Linda Donahue<br />
REDEVELOPMENT<br />
AUTHORITY<br />
Douglas Downing<br />
Absentee ballots available at<br />
<strong>Medway</strong> Town Clerk’s office.<br />
Call Mike 508-496-3098<br />
60 Leonard Street, Foxborough<br />
free estimates<br />
Original Isabella’s –<br />
Here to Stay<br />
There’s more to it than making sandwiches.<br />
For the past eight-and-a-half years, Isabella’s,<br />
the Italian deli on Exchange Street has welcomed<br />
and fed the <strong>Millis</strong> community.<br />
“I couldn’t imagine doing anything different,”<br />
says owner Kim Signore-Colman, who learned<br />
everything she knows from working alongside<br />
her parents, who for years owned the original<br />
Isabella’s and Signore’s Restaurant/North-End<br />
Deli in Medfield. Signore, a deli-turned-restaurant<br />
in Boston’s North End. “I did it with my<br />
family forever,” says Kim, who happened across<br />
the <strong>Millis</strong> spot years ago, then brought her father<br />
down for his approval. “If you’re doing a job,<br />
you have to do something that has some fulfillment<br />
to it. You can make money doing anything;<br />
you just have to be happy.”<br />
Signore-Colman, who gets her bread, pastries<br />
and pies from Boston each day, is proud<br />
all of her dishes, dressings and mayonnaise are<br />
homemade and use only the finest quality meats.<br />
She and her staff love creating new sandwiches<br />
– so much so that the board is crammed with<br />
29 varieties from which to choose. Some, like<br />
the Soffwaygo (a Mediterranean sandwich with<br />
hummus and grilled chicken suggested by <strong>Millis</strong><br />
Police Chief Chris Soffayer), are inspired by<br />
local patrons.<br />
The Original<br />
Isabella’s<br />
Italian Deli & Sandwich Shop<br />
Sandwiches<br />
Salads<br />
Calzones<br />
508-376-5430<br />
20 Exchange St, <strong>Millis</strong> MA<br />
HOURS: Tuesday-Thursday • 10am-4pm | Friday • 10am-5:30pm<br />
Saturday • 10am-3pm | Closed Sunday & Monday<br />
info@Isabellas<strong>Millis</strong>.com<br />
Kim not only works with her customers, but<br />
she also gets to know them. As her father did,<br />
Kim tries to do a lot of community outreach,<br />
including supporting the Santa Foundation, local<br />
sports teams, and working with the police and<br />
fire departments every year for a Christmas toy<br />
drive.<br />
Now part of the <strong>Millis</strong> community, Isabella’s<br />
has no plans to leave. When Kim’s Mom, who is<br />
living with Alzheimer’s, needed more care, Kim<br />
found a way to keep the location going and still<br />
support her mother by closing the shop a bit earlier<br />
each day.<br />
“Changing my hours made a big difference<br />
– closing at 4 o’clock instead of 5:30 makes a<br />
big difference,” says Kim, who has found her patrons<br />
very supportive in this transitional time for<br />
her own family.<br />
“You get to know people, they share about<br />
themselves and their lives,” says Kim. “You’re<br />
not just here doing this job, you’re here within<br />
the community and part of it and just feel more<br />
placed.”<br />
Sicilian Pizza<br />
Catering<br />
Pies & Pastry