There's a huge renovation project going on at 4, 6, and 8 Market Square. The Cornerstone Foundation, a non-profit Christian group, has bought the buildings. A coffee house. performance venue (for secular music and church services), and residences for a Fellows program are being built inside these historic buildings. Cornerstone is hoping to create a community center, something that everyone in town can enjoy, whatever religion or background you have. Here's the plaster worker filling the molds that, when taken away, will read "Four Market Square" in raised letters.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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There's a huge renovation project going on at 4, 6, and 8 Market Square. The Cornerstone Foundation, a non-profit Christian group, has bought the buildings. A coffee house. performance venue (for secular music and church services), and residences for a Fellows program are being built inside these historic buildings. Cornerstone is hoping to create a community center, something that everyone in town can enjoy, whatever religion or background you have. Here's the plaster worker filling the molds that, when taken away, will read "Four Market Square" in raised letters.
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It sounds like it will be an excellent venue once complete. Glad to hear it'll be for the whole community.
The whole community. Now that's the kind of thing I like to here and see.
How simple do we have to make the concept to understand. I hope it take so off.
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