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Settlers Green Announces Its New General Manager

December 8, 2020 (North Conway, NH) – OVP Management, Inc. is delighted to announce that Michael Mitchroney is the new general manager of Settlers Green in North Conway, NH.

Mitchroney comes to Settlers Green from the Orlando International Premium Outlets in Orlando, Fla, a one million square foot shopping center, one of the largest outdoor centers in the world with over 200 tenants. As assistant general manager, he was responsible for overseeing millions of dollars in operational costs, managing 20-plus employees and hundreds of vendors and service providers. He has worked for Simon Property Group since 2015 in several locations including Clinton Crossing in Connecticut, Clarksburg Premium Outlets in Maryland, and Wrentham Village Premium Outlets in Massachusetts. Before Simon Property Group, Mitchroney worked for Kohl’s as an Operations Manager.

“Settlers Green is a fabulous center with a rich history and I look forward to bringing my skillset to the Settlers brand and continuing to enhance our shoppers’ and retailers’ experience,” said Mitchroney. “I am overjoyed to be the newest member of the North Conway and Mount Washington Valley community.”

The nationwide search for a general manager began earlier in the 2020 after long-time general manager Dot Seybold announced her plan to retire at the end of the year. Mitchroney was recruited by OVP Management, Inc. through contacts within the real estate industry. His previous experience is extensive and includes day-to-day management and long-term development of multiple first-class outlet centers across the east coast of the United States.

Mitchroney graduated from Johnson & Wales University with a degree in Business Management and Finance. His roots are in New England and he has spent many vacations with family and friends in the Mt. Washington Valley. Michael is an avid hiker and is working on hiking all of the New Hampshire 4000-footers.

Mitchroney joins a small staff at Settlers Green including Assistant General Manager Julie George, Marketing & Events Director Laura Lemieux, Facilities & Project Manager Keith Wehmeyer and part-time Bookkeeper Susan Osborne. The management office is located on-site at Settlers Green.

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‘Essential Workers’ Top Reader Poll for ‘Time’s 2020 Person of the Year’

Essential workers, the health care workers, delivery people, grocery store employees and others who continue to risk their lives by working amid the coronavirus pandemic and keeping the country functioning, were the winners of Time‘s reader poll for 2020 Person of the Year. Essential workers got 6.5 percent of the more than eight million votes cast in this year’s poll that asked to choose the person or group of people who had the greatest influence on 2020.

  • Coming in second with five percent of the vote was Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a member of the White House coronavirus task force, who emerged as a trusted figure for information on the pandemic.
  • Firefighters were third with 4.3 percent of the vote, for their dangerous work battling historic wildfires in places including the western U.S. and Australia.
  • In fourth place with four percent of the vote were the Black Lives Matter activists who led and inspired nationwide and global demonstrations against systemic racism and police brutality after the police killings of George Floyd and several other Black Americans, including Breonna Taylor.
  • President-elect Joe Biden, who beat President Trump in Trump’s re-election bid, was fifth with 3.8 percent of the vote.

‘Time’ will announce its annual pick for Person of the Year in the first-ever ‘Time Person of the Year‘ TV special on NBC on December 10th at 10 p.m. ET, and on time.com.

For more details click here.

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Kennett High School Confirms 2 Positive Cases of COVID-19

SAU9 families were sent out a letter today confirming two more positive cases of COVID-19 at Kennett High School. Read the letter by clicking here.