This small base of people and turf supports the state's oldest fire company, four churches, a library, a post office, a railroad station, a college, three nursing homes, 11 stores, two inns, three restaurants, an historic house museum, two schools, three industrial complexes, two cemeteries, a bank, a community arts studio, a homeless shelter, a Head Start center, 275 acres of preserved land and hiking trails, two senior-citizen housing units, an art park, two playgrounds, two ball fields, swimming, boating and fishing access on a 35-acre lake, two architects' offices, and a symphony orchestra.
This page provides links to official Village documents, such as maps and zoning materials. The site as a whole explores the history, culture and quirky individuality of the community.
