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What's On Your Mind, New Canaan?

Mark Brown of New Canaan can't wait to get to New Hampshire this weekend to do some mountain biking. Photo Credit: Melvin Mason
What to do for the weekend, not coffee, was on the mind of Will Bruno, 20, of New Canaan while at Zumbach's Gourmet Coffee on Thursday. Photo Credit: Melvin Mason
John Bruno, 21, dropped in on his brother Will on Thursday. What's on his mind? His hair. Or more accurately, where to get it cut for the first time in about two months. Photo Credit: Melvin Mason
Janet Porter of Fairfield, who works at Brown, Thayer and Shedd, was thinking about lunch and not getting soaked by Thursday's rain. Photo Credit: Melvin Mason
Nick Howard, dropping off a package at the New Canaan Post Office, had traffic on his mind and would love to see it flowing better on Park, Pine and Cherry streets. Photo Credit: Melvin Mason

NEW CANAAN, Conn. – Where to get a hair cut, traffic congestion and what to do for the long Memorial Day weekend were some of what New Canaan residents had on their minds when we spoke to them Thursday afternoon.

Will Bruno, 20, working at Zumbach’s Gourmet Coffee on Pine Street, was thinking ahead to the holiday weekend.

“I’m not sure what’s going to happen,” he said, though noting he didn’t plan to travel. “I’ll find something to do around here.”

Perhaps he’ll be tasked to help his brother John, 21. The elder Bruno brother was thinking about where he could go to get a hair cut. He had not had clippers touch his follicles for about two months. “It’s been a long time,” John Bruno said. “It’s usually every three weeks. I just let it go.”

Nick Howard of West Road voiced his frustration about the traffic on Park, Pine and Cherry streets near the New Canaan Post Office. “It’s always congested” in the afternoon, he said.

Janet Porter of Fairfield, who works at Brown, Thayer and Shedd, was thinking about getting lunch while avoiding Thursday’s rain that had many people on Pine Street scurrying for shelter. “I’m going to get a salad up at Tony’s (Deli) up the street,” she said.

Rain likely won’t scare Mark Brown, who lives on Brushy Ridge Road. He was thinking about riding his bike. He plans to head to New Hampshire for the holiday weekend to do some mountain biking.

“It’s a nice way to get some exercise,” he said.

Check for What’s On Your Mind every Friday.

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