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Photos: Coffee with the Mayor on Saturday

Montgomery Village President Marilyn Michelini welcomed about a dozen residents to her semi-regular face-to-face event, and they talked about on-street parking and other concerns.

 

About a dozen Montgomery residents came out to Grandma’s Table on Saturday morning for Village President Marilyn Michelini’s semi-regular Coffee with the Mayor event.

It was a chance for Michelini to pass on information about village activities and initiatives, including the new website that goes live on Dec. 9, and for residents to ask questions and bring up complaints. And they certainly did, talking about everything from on-street parking to community policing. The conversation picked up once Police Chief Daniel Meyers made the scene.

Montgomery resident Herschel Luckinbill was there as well, talking about his work with Honor Flight Chicago, an organization that flies veterans to Washington, D.C. for free to see the war memorials. Luckinbill also helps organize the veterans’ breakfast at Grandma’s Table on a bi-weekly basis, and on Saturday, he received a donation for that work from another attendee of Michelini’s event, Ann Lasota of Montgomery.

Michelini said Saturday’s turnout was middle-of-the-road for these events—sometimes they draw only four or five people, she said, but on occasion there have been as many as 40.

Related Topics: Marilyn Michelini, Village of Montgomery, and grandma's table

Stan Bond

11:44 am on Sunday, December 4, 2011

If you can attend one of the veteran's breakfast meetings at Grandma's Table please do. Herschel is truly to be commended for his tireless efforts in supporting our veteran's community. For the price of whatever breakfast you're in the mood for, you can sit in the company of real war heroes. Ask them questions and hear their stories. Next breakfast is December 8th at 7:00 am. Wouldn't December 8th be a timely moment to honor these patriots?

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