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Projected Opening Of Township Youth Center Set At Winter 2020

Robert Reid and Martin Kimmel, left to right, at the June 13 Township Council meeting.

The long-awaited, much-anticipated township youth center could open its doors by the winter of 2020, the Township Council was told on June 13.

It’s possible that opening could be maybe a month or so sooner, but not likely, members of the architectural firm hired to honcho the project told the council.

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