Melissa Georges
Looking out the window at the bay, walking with our dog Bristol. We play in one of our parks twice a day, and I never tire of it. For a town of 1.3 square miles, we have a remarkable number of parks, and each has its own personality. Beyond that, it is security and belonging. This is a place where you can leave your front door unlocked, your car running at IGA during the winter while grocery shopping and count on neighbors to look out for each other. That feeling is the real infrastructure of Harbor Springs.
Keeping it that way takes effort. It would be an honor to do that work for everyone who calls Harbor Springs home.