Milton's First Parks and Recreation Director Gives Notice
Bonacci has another full-time job she wants to fulfill–that of mom to her three children.
If you see Milton Parks and Recreation Director Cyndee Bonacci at tonight's "Boogie at Birmingham" concert, you might want to thank her if you like the work she has done for the city. She won't be with the city for much longer. Milton's first Parks and Recreation director needs to be home with her three children, so she's given the city a month's notice to find a replacement. "Cyndee has had a wonderful opportunity to present itself to her to leave and be a stay at home mom for her three kids," said City Manager Chris Lagerbloom. "She was really the first Parks and Recreation Director that we had," he said. "Any of the parks developments and programs that you see today–other than Hopewell Youth Association Baseball at Bell Memorial Park–…
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Patti Silva
10:51 pm on Friday, June 17, 2011
The reality that we have a Parks and Rec department is what is the best part to me, since you asked. The City could have decided on another area of focus but I think it shows their commitment to the general health and wellbeing of the citizens to choose to put such wonderful programs and special events designed specifically for our community. For a few years, there was the argument by a group … more ›