New program coordinator at helm of Wilmington Works


Melissa Boyles is the new program coordinator for Wilmington Works. Photo by Lauren Harkawik

WILMINGTON - Wilmington Works has a new program coordinator. Melissa Boyles is newly at work in the position recently vacated by Meg Staloff. 
Wilmington Works was created in an effort to aid in restoring the vibrancy of Wilmington’s downtown after Tropical Storm Irene. As the organization’s website says, despite that crisis being behind the town, the organization’s work is not done. “We continue to work behind the scenes to help make our town a better place to live, work, and visit.”


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