Students & Residents Show Support for Good Neighbor Project at Town Hall
Over 50 Middletown residents and University students filled the Church of the Holy Trinity for a town hall event hosted by the Good Neighbor Project, a newly launched initiative aimed at strengthening the University’s relations with the town, on Wednesday, April 29. Panelists fielded questions from organizers and the audience on the ways in which University students can develop a stronger relationship with the Middletown community. Included on the panel were leading organizer at Middlesex Indivisible Ed McKeon, President of the Middletown Common Council Jeanette Blackwell, Emily McEvoy ’22 of ...
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