During his first full week on the job, new Hinesburg town manager Todd Odit had a meeting with Al Barber, the townâs fire chief, to discuss a controversial meme Barber shared on his Facebook page.
At that meeting, the fire chief and the town manager agreed Barber would retire and the town would begin to look for a full-time paid fire chief, Odit said in an email.
The next day Barber informed Odit he did not want to retire, the town manager said.
The controversy came to a head last month when town officials were sent an email from Hinesburg resident Cathy Ryan that included the meme Barber shared â a picture of two men eating a banana simultaneously which read, âHow men who want to ban guns eat bananas.â
Acoustic Highway and Pickin Celebrate Mom This Weekend
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Acoustic Highway.. Bluegrass greats like Jim and Jesse McReynolds, Red Allen, Lynn Morris, Ralph Stanley play tribute to Mom with standards like “Mother Prays Loudly in her Sleep” and “Dear Old Mother.” Its two solid hours of songs about Mom and memories of home. Then, at 9:00 PM mom continues to take center stage on the
Acoustic Highway. We’ll hear from Cathy Ryan, Darrel Scott, The Austin Lounge Lizards with their hilarious tribute “Forty years Old and Living in My Mom’s Garage,” along with plenty of others. Call Mom, tell her how much you appreciate her, and tune in Sunday night beginning at 7:00 here on WHRV.
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Bloomfield resident Kevin Interdonato landed a role as a recurring character in season two of the Showtime series, “City On a Hill.” (Photo: Leslie Hassler)
BLOOMFIELD, NJ Bloomfield s Kevin Interdonato is officially one degree away from Kevin Bacon.
Film buffs who like to play the game of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon now have a rising Essex County actor to add to their lists with Interdonato, who recently landed a role as a recurring character in season two of the Showtime series, City On a Hill. It s a pretty big break for me, Interdonato told Patch about the series, a crime drama set in Boston in the early 1990s. I actually auditioned for a role the first season, and had a few scenes throughout. Then was fortunate to have been written into the storyline for this season.