25 April 1792 Historic Meeting House April 25, 2025 By Kathy Sherlock Community News, Events, General 0 1792 Historic Meeting House Related Articles Public Notice End of Year of Meeting & Re- Organization Meeting Dates & Times Public Notice End of Year of Meeting & Re- Organization Meeting Dates & Times Importance of House Numbers During an Emergency House numbers are not only convenient for finding addresses but necessary for emergency responders to locate those in need. Minutes matter so be sure that fire, ambulance, and police personnel can quickly find your address. It is important to have the correct address number visible on your house , as well as your mailbox. Do your part to help yourself and have your house numbers displayed near the front door, under a light in a size and color that is easily visible from the street. If you live in a rural area maintain your house number sign that is near your driveway. Don’t let it get covered with snow this winter. 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