
Creative People, Working Together, Can Create Positive Results: A Reflection of Service Feat. Maurice DePalo
TOWN MANAGER DOWNLOADShow Notes
In Episode 12 of the Town Manager Download, Kevin and Taylor are joined by long-time Select Board Member, Maurice M. DePalo to reflect on his time serving the Shrewsbury community the last 30 years and why it is important to him to serve this community.
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