Week in Review, Feb. 6 to 13.

All eyes were on Egypt last week as a youth-inspired revolution in the streets of Cairo transformed the country from dictator to military rule. Patch talked twice to former Concordian Farouk El-Baz to get his reaction to the fast-moving events in his native land.

The Building Committee for the new is selecting an architect, according to committee Chairman Jerry Wedge. The town will likely be voting on design funds in the fall.

Town Manager Chris Whelan said will open its doors next month after a significant period when the library moved to the basement of the Harvey Wheeler Community across Church Street.

The approved a new common victualler's license for allowing 42 indoor seats. The violation of the original permit turned out to be a mistake that was discovered when the popular bakery put in a new staff bathroom and the assistant building inspector noticed there were too many seats.

The opened "Breaking Legs" to a robust house at 51 Walden last Friday. The comedy runs for two more weekends, so you won't want to miss it.

The harsh winter has depleted the town's snow removal funds. To date, $465,000 has been spent with a little over $150,000 remaining. But Whelan said the snow budget is the only account that can spill over into next near so the town can continue to plow the roads.

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