Yellow Pages

By Anonymous
Posted Jan 05, 2010 @ 02:32 PM

The end of one year and the beginning of a new one is a great time for all to reflect — not only for us personally — but also professionally. It is a time for city and community leaders to reflect as well.
In this moment, it is natural for people to think about the past — where they have been and what they have accomplished. They may reflect on past mistakes as well.
But a new year is a fresh slate. It is a time to move forward.
A new year offers exciting possibilities. No one knows what the days of 2010 will bring.
While thinking of the year as a blank canvas is mysterious and alluring, it could also be overwhelming, so it is a good idea for us to have some goals. This requires planning. Whether the goals are personal or professional, a plan must come first.
Regarding ongoing and recently completed city projects such as Five Points Washington, Cummings Lane and the renovations of the old library for a new city hall facility, it is evident much planning occurred beforehand.
In Washington, the coming year will bring further discussion of the Washington Community High School renovations; the Route 8 widening project in Sunnyland should be done at the end of the year.
These projects are major, and they still prove that accomplishment begins with a plan.

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