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Respect to tradition

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Courtesy of Mayor Michael Mignogna
The township recognized the Cambodian New Year at the Khmer Temple on April 26. Mayor Michael Mignogna presented the community a proclamation that stated the new year shall be “observed with respect to tradition, with joy in community and with mindfulness toward peace, prosperity, and well-being for the year ahead.”

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