Gerry Grabarek, Preston Third Selectman and owner of a 340 acre dairy farm, will be the guest on Views From the Edge of the Field on Wednesday, February 21. Views is on Eastern Connecticut's Channel 25 from 8-9 every Wednesday. On Wednesday, March 28, Bob Congdon, First Selectman from Preston, will make a return appearance on Views From the Edge of the Field. Being far advanced in age but of perfect mind and memory. One Pound to be pd.
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The interline between the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Lines from the Top and the Interlines between the Nineteenth and Twentieth was done before done before signing and Sealing The town of Preston in southeast Connecticut, covers 31.3 square miles and is home to approximately 5,100 residents. Preston was first settled in 1686, and was incorporated as a town in 1687, at which time its boundaries included the major portion of present-day Griswold. One of the principal industries today, as it was in the past, remains farming although some related wool and cotton trade survives from earlier times. Many old homes lie scattered over the rolling hillsides and fertile pastures of this rural farm town. Preston Farmer Gerry Grabarek is putting the state on notice.