October has arrived in Rehoboth, bringing cooler mornings, changing leaves, and before we know it, streets filled with little ghosts, witches, superheroes, and all manner of costumed characters going door to door for Halloween. As we enjoy this wonderful time of year, please remember to take a little extra care when driving on Halloween night. Our youngest neighbors will be excited, distracted, and sometimes difficult to see—so slow down, stay alert, and help make sure everyone gets home safely with their treasures.
This October also marks a new chapter for the Rehoboth Food Pantry.
Before looking ahead, I want to take a moment to recognize and thank our outgoing President, Bob Brawley, for his leadership and dedication to the Pantry. Organizations like ours depend upon people willing to give not only their time, but also their energy, judgment, and heart to serving others. Bob has done exactly that, helping guide the Pantry and supporting its mission of being there for our neighbors when they need us. I am personally grateful for his service and for all he has done to leave the Pantry ready for the next chapter…