The former Leisure Time Activity Center in Utica was recently demolished to make room for the planned West Street Impact Center, shown in this rendering. As part of the Cornhill Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative, the center will include housing, community space, and a gym. RENDERING CREDIT: COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF HERKIMER & ONEIDA COUNTIES
UTICA — A project to develop a community center in Utica took a big step forward recently with the demolition of the Mid-Utica Neighborhood Preservation Corporation (MUNPC) building, also known as the Leisure Time Activity Center building, on West Street. The demolition makes way for the $74 million Cornhill Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative’s West Street Impact […]
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