Seventeen scoops of dirt started the final leg for the 2013-2014 Leadership Huron class project. Class members joined city officials and others in a ceremonial ground breaking for the Glide ‘n Slide warming shelter to be constructed in Prospect Park. Class President Micheal Ready…
Class Vice President Tori White tipped her hat the effort the group of 22 made to find the resources to make the combination warming house/picnic shelter possible…
Huron Mayor Paul Aylward says he’s looking forward to what the shelter will do for the city’s park system…
Now that the photo op dirt is out of the way class member Jason Ollerich says construction will begin soon…
The 2013-2014 Leadership Huron Class has raised to date 73-thousand 500-dollars. The project bid is at 78-thousand dollars. Anyone wishing to make a donation to the Glide ‘n Slide warming shelter can do so by making their donation out to the Huron Community Development Foundation. You should mark on the donation Glide n Slide project. The shelter is being constructed on the southwest side of Prospect Park near the north end of the temporary skating rink.