ELECTED OFFICES HELD: Wind Point Village Trustee, 2016-present
COMMUNITY SERVICE: Volunteer guide at Wind Point Lighthouse, volunteer at Wind Point annual shore cleanup, former volunteer at Girl Scout Troop 5809
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GLOO: As more Wisconsinites get vaccinated, I look forward to getting back together with residents to hear from them. Yes, we have been holding our public meetings via Zoom, but that is no substitute for sitting down over a cup of coffee, chatting with a fellow volunteer at the lighthouse or just bumping into a neighbor while walking the dog. And, as good as Zoom and social media are for immediate communication, they do not always result in quality conversations. In fact, the more impersonal forms of communication have made our conversations less meaningful and more antagonistic. I look forward to getting back to those quality conversations soon as a way to inform our decision making over the coming haul.
In August 2020, Kirby Guerrero, a freshman interior design major at the University of Georgia, started her own small business called Simply Good 145. Selling stationery and cards, Guerrero personally creates each printed or hand painted design while emphasizing the simplicity in life and art.
The Red & Black spoke to Guerrero about starting a small business, her creative process and balancing school and work.
The Red & Black: Youâve discussed on Simply Good 145âs Instagram originally wanting to create a stationery business when you retired. What encouraged you to start now?
Kirby Guerrero: Ever since I was little, I got letters from my grandmothers routinely. I saved them along with pretty much every other letter or note Iâve received. Since getting to college, [both of] my grandmothers had an unspoken race to see who could mail me my first piece of mail, and Iâve looked forward to a letter from one of them almost every week. Iâve always drawn and written
On Monday, the State College Borough Council approved a certificate of appropriateness as a part of its historical preservation process for 321 Fraternity Row, home of Zeta Beta Tau.Â
The certificate will allow the house owners to enclose the front patio of the property and provide handicap access via ramp.
The approved design meets the guidelines of the borough s historic preservation ordinance.Â
Additionally, the borough council approved needed funding for maintenance and repairs on local parking structures downtown, which will take place throughout 2021 and 2022.
It was also recommended that Concord Public Finance submit proposals for the $4 million borrowing needed for the project, and the refunding of $4.74 million.
Chapman Tripp’s latest NZX Top 50 Funding Composition report shows a “clear contrast” between the Top 25’s security position and that of the Second 25, reflecting the superior credit rating available to New Zealand’s largest companies. Chapman .