By Phil Orlandella
NEWNC/NEWRA Ready for 2024 Tasks
The new year (2024) promises to be loaded with many community challenges, issues and concerns that could have impacts on the community in general.
Most of, if not all of the requests or proposals on the table will find their way to both community groups, NEWNC and NEWRA, for a community opinion that reflects on how requests directly impact the neighborhood.
Based on past performances the groups have for the most, acted in the best interest of the community, and should be ready for the tasks before them in 2024.
Protecting the welfare, lifestyle, and history of the neighborhood is a major challenging task, but when, lose or draw both groups will continue to do an admirable job that is needed to assure the neighborhood is represented.
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