Town of Occoquan
Mayor's E-Newsletter Update
Irregular, Unscheduled Updates from Occoquan Mayor Earnie Porta
December 21, 2021

Vote in the Inaugural Occoquan Lights!
Voting in the inaugural year of Occoquan Lights ends Thursday, December 23. Inspired by the popular Lewes Lights program of Lewes, Delaware, Occoquan Lights encourages homes and businesses in the Town of Occoquan to decorate the exteriors of their buildings for the winter holiday season. You can download a map of participating decorated homes and businesses and vote for your favorite one within the categories of "A White and Green Holiday", "Multicolored Lights/Traditional/Vintage", and a category for businesses only (there were no entries in our "Character" and "Griswold" categories). To vote go to  https://www.occoquanradio.com/vote.​
Image Courtesy Hitchcock Paper Co.
**********************************
Settled in the middle of the 18th century, the historic riverfront town of Occoquan is home to a variety of historic buildings and an eclectic mix of more than one hundred shops and restaurants. It is particularly well known for its annual spring and fall craft shows. For more information on the town check out its web site at www.occoquanva.gov. Not already receiving this email newsletter regularly? Click here to sign up.

-- End of Issue --

© Earnie Porta, 2021. All rights reserved. Earnie Porta is the Mayor of the Town of Occoquan, Virginia. The Mayor's E-Newsletter Update is a successor publication to both Earnie Porta's E-Newsletter Update as well as his previous Mayor's E-Newsletter Update, the latter of which he published while serving as Mayor from July 2006 through June 2014. Like both prior publications, this newsletter is not an official publication of the Town of Occoquan and is produced and distributed at no cost to the town. The Town of Occoquan assumes no responsibility or liability for the information contained in this publication.