Nick is a champion of small business; he doesn't just show up for the ribbon cutting but regularly meets with business owners and works hand in glove to advocate for their success.
Nicholas at the ribbon cutting for the Millbury Farmers Market 2025, which is still going strong and now under the management of the Friends of the Asa Waters Mansion.
Nick was elected Clerk of the Board of Selectmen in 2025 and later appointed to the Capital Improvement Planning Committee alongside municipal and Business leaders.
Nick served on the first-of-its-kind Millbury 4th of July Parade Committee led by residents Gail Cosky, David Delaney, Jill Reny, and Todd Willette, to provide families with meaningful memories in town.
Nick pictured with students he hosted with Selectman Krumsiek for Student Government Day. Nick was a student participant 10 years ago and believes in the power of educating our future to become civic minded.
Nick has been a proponent of vocational education. He voted to support an agreement between Millbury Public Schools and the New England Carpenters Training Center. This agreement will allow Millbury’s High School students an opportunity to receive training from certified instructors in the areas of general carpentry. There will be NO charge to students for vocational training. Nick believes that students who would like to seek vocational training for skilled work deserve a chance to learn and make a good living for themselves.