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SullivanMunce Cultural Center Century Structure Tour:
This tour will take you past a wide range of structures in the community and the history behind them. Some of these have existed since the 1860s. The Century Structure program began in 1987 to recognize and honor the historic buildings remaining in our community. Residential and commercial businesses that maintain their building’s original architectural style and integrity are eligible to apply. To date, there are more than 30 century structures. These homes are separated into three distinct tours, each less than an hour long and covering less than a mile. Please click here for more infomation and to learn more about the three available tours (free)
*SullivanMunce Cultural Center is not affiliated with the ZVRA
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Hello,
With summer fully underway I hope all of you are enjoying the pools being open and the wonderful gardens scattered throughout the Village.
I am encouraged to see that work on Lincoln Park has finally gotten underway and my understanding is, the goal of a fall completion is still possible. If you would like to see a rendering of what the refreshed park will look like, please visit this site: Link. In addition to the work on Lincoln Park the Carpenter Nature Preserve located north of town will officially open in early June. This wonderful preserve will be an amazing addition to our town and something all of us can be proud of.
The road realignment project, or Main Street Momentum as the town is calling the project is also underway although visible signs of work likely will not start until the first of 2027. This project while disruptive when under construction, will hopefully provide some relief to the increasing amounts of traffic flowing through the Village. Many citizens have provided thoughts and input to the town on the design and aesthetics of the project, and we have been assured that the town has listened and reviewed these comments and incorporated them into the design where feasible. Time will tell. Regardless, this project will transform the entrance to our Village, and my hope is that the special charm and character of the village will be preserved for future generations to enjoy.
Speaking of preservation, be sure to attend our October 21st meeting where we will have local architect and Village resident Todd Rottman speak to us on the importance of preservation in the Village. Todd has undertaken many rehab and new construction projects in the Village and has a deep understanding of how to blend the new with the old and how to modernise without compromising the historic nature of the village architecture.
With the VRA Porch party in the rear-view mirror we are looking forward to Food Truck Mondays this June and July. The dates are below and this year due to the Lincoln Park construction the trucks will be located near the Gazabo of Lions Park from 5 to 7:30 pm. A big thank-you to the board of the park for granting us permission to use it for these events. Please try and join us, grab some grub and enjoy the park!
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