In the September 2020 Print Edition

September is typically back-to-school month, but is hardly a typical September. A hybrid in-person/remote learning approach will kick off the year, and it's anybody's guess how that will unfold as the year progresses. We're down to less than a dozen cases in town at this writing, and I'm hoping that everyone is being super cautious and we can keep that nasty virus from rearing its ugly head again in the fall.

School sports is another area where guidelines are still being determined. Read Ken Hamwey's Municipal Spotlight on the guidance that schools have received from governing agencies. And as usual, we've also got some other interesting articles celebrating small-town life.

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