GROVE CITY —
Two years ago Olde Town Grove City and George Junior Republic formed a partnership with the goal of producing 10 sculptures in downtown Grove City by 2015.
Four sculptures stand on Broad and South Center streets, designating parking for incoming visitors. Every year Olde Town collects donations from Olde Town businesses and the community.
"We're thrilled with the response we've received from Olde Town businesses and the surrounding community," said Façade and Design Committee Chair Tom Burdick. So far, $885 has been raised toward the sculptures; the funds will be used to offset the costs of materials.
Donations are still very welcome. Checks should be made out to Olde Town Grove City and can be mailed to 118 South Center Street Grove City, PA 16127.
Those interested in contributing to the Sculpture Signage Project may contact Julia Anderson, manager of Olde Town Grove City for more information, at 724-458-0301 or oldetowngrovecity@zoominternet.net
Published Jan. 12, 2013, in Allied News. Pick up a copy at 201 A Erie St., Grove City.
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