As chairman of the Ridgefield Library Board, I find myself repeatedly challenged to defend the need for a public library in the modern information era. It’s always the same argument, “computers, the internet, the Kindle, etc. will replace or significantly reduce the need for a physical location”,
[image title=”Team1″ size=”full” id=”98″ align=”none” ] Have you ever been involved with a construction project that is constantly hindered with little ticky-tacky problems? A beautiful wainscot trim cut around a light switch? An HVAC register located where a chandelier was intended to be centered?
Winter is fast approaching and one of the most annoying (and sometimes extremely expensive) maintenance issues for homeowners is those pesky ice dams. You know, the pretty icicles that build up on the eaves and overhangs of your house.
