Posts by Supervisor
Sailing off Into the Sunset – or – All’s Well That Ends Well!
I gotta admit – when I first sat down to write this, I thought it was going to be easy. “Piece of cake” sez I, I write all the time;…
Read MoreMULTI GENERATIONAL, LANDMARK FAMILY BUSINESS FOR SALE!
Hey folks! Could be the opportunity of a lifetime is staring you right in the face, right now! Ever thought about owning your own business? Well, I found out just…
Read More“The Only Constant In Life Is Change!” – Heroclitus
Having spent my entire life on the cutting edge of risk called ‘business’ I always get a knot in my stomach when I hear a business is closing, especially…
Read MoreAAAaaawwwww, Man! You Missed the Meeting AGAIN!?!?!
What Ever Will we do with you? You seem to be making a habit of this, don’t you? Well, relax, we kept a record of what we did, just for…
Read MoreMore New Admin Faces
Apparently, changing Assessors and Clerks isn’t enough for us around Concord Township…we have to swap out the Supervisor, too. Dave Saenz So here we have our replacement; a fine specimen…
Read MoreOUT WITH THE OLD – & – IN WITH THE NEW!
Sheryll Dishaw As I’m sure you all know by now, Sheryll Dishaw, our Assessor/Clerk of many decades has gone on to greener pastures, as they say. Actually, I think those…
Read MoreCONCORD TOWNSHIP SEEKING APPLICANTS FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR POSITION
Due to the pending retirement of our Supervisor, Al Cavasin, Concord Township is soliciting applicants for that position. Successful applicant will be appointed to complete the remainder of the existing…
Read MoreTOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR TO RETIRE (Again…)
As of September 16th this year, I’ve been at the tiller of this budding little metropolis for 5 years, so now that’s one full term and about fourteen extra months.…
Read MoreBridges & Roads
By: Al Cavasin (Note: I’ve written and blogged about this more than a dozen times since 2016, you can find all by researching my Supervisor’s Blog on the website or…
Read MoreMeetings, Meetings, Meetings – Always With the Meetings…
So….it would appear that you – again – were one of the 1,290-some-odd residents who were conspicuous by their absence at the October Board of Trustees meeting. Well! Here is…
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