In August of 2010, the Board of Selectmen approved the start of an eNewsletter unique to the Town of Truro. The eNewsletter is free to all subscribers and produced by volunteers.
The first edition went out on September 1, 2010 to a mailing list of approximately 300 subscribers. Since then the eNewsletter has picked up significant momentum, demonstrating a positive feedback from many corners of the town. Currently there are over 950 subscribers, with new subscriptions occurring every week.
Past Newsletters
Past newsletters are available online here. Also, you can find a link in the right margin of the town home page at www.truro-ma.gov |
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Subscribers
Subscribers may sign up to receive the eNewsletter from the monthly edition itself or from the following websites:
| Town of Truro | www.truro-ma.gov |
| Truro Central School | www.truromass.org |
| Truro Police Department | www.truropolice.org |
| Truro Council On Aging | www.truro-ma.gov/coa/ |
| Truro Recreation Department | www.truro-ma.gov/recreation/ |
| Truro Cultural Council | www.truroculture.org |
| Truro Energy | www.truroenergy.org |
Seasonal Subscribers and Public Safety/Health Notices
In addition to offering Truro's notable news, the eNewletter serves as a communication vehicle for important Public Safety and Public Health notices. When timing coincides, these notices are included in the regular edition of the eNewsletter. However, public notices may be sent separately between eNewsletters.
For our Subscribers whose interests are more seasonal, if you wish to receive these notices only during the summer season, please update your profile to reflect your preference. Click here to see how you can set your profile in this way.
Submitting an Article to the eNewsletter
Please see these simple instructions for submitting an article.
The eNewsletter Team
The eNewsletter is produced on a regular basis by the following volunteer team:
Brian Boyle, Editor
Sam Boleyn, Proofreading
Mason Morfit, Art Director
Nat Boyle, Technical Advisor
To volunteer, please click here.
Topics for the eNewsletter are provided by many throughout the Town of Truro. To provide your news, comments, or suggestions, please click here.
Contributors, past and present, include:
Board of Selectmen: Curtis Hartman and Bill Golden
Town Administration: Rex Peterson, Charleen Greenhalgh, Nicole Tudor
Assessor's Office: Belinda Eyestone
Truro Central School: Brian Davis, Heather Roderick-Kaplan, Stacey Klimkosky, Megan O'Leary
Council on Aging: Sue Travers and Donna Sutton
The Truro Group: Ed Yaconetti
Truro Cultural Council: Ed Yaconetti
Highland Links Golf: Jim Knowles and Tom Bow
Castle Hill: Cherie Mittenthal and Christopher More
Cape Cod National Seashore: Sue Moynihan
Historical Society: Deborah Minsky, Robin Robertson, BJ Dyche, Mark Dooley
Health Agent: Pat Pajaron
Ag Fair: Francie Randolph
Highland Affordable Housing: Caroline Herron and Kyle Takakjian
Library: Meg Royka, Tricia Ford
Police: Kyle Takakjian
Fire Rescue: Shannon Corea
Animal Control: Lorial Russell
Town Clerk: Cynthia Slade
Recreation Department: Kelly Sullivan, Damion Clements
DPW: Michael Kaelberer
Energy: Bob Holt, Rebecca Bruyn, Sally Brotman
Conservation Dept: Arozana Tesson
Highland Light: Francene Webster and Maureen Burgess
Chamber of Commerce: Jane Peters
Harbormaster: Joe Francis
Payomet: Justine Alten, Kevin Rice
TNRTA: Regan McCarthy
TEEA: Erin Silva, Lori Meads
Recycling Committee: Bob Holt, Linda Hassett