Hacienda Cleanup Draws Flock of Volunteers
Cleanup "impossible" without community support, city leaders say.
The Hacienda Hotel has sat vacant for years, but on Saturday, it was full of activity. A flock of people descended on the on the Hacienda Saturday community cleanup of the historic downtown landmark. The public was let into the building and courtyard and given the chance to clean the property inside and out. Hundreds of people came to help out at the cleanup, which was organized by the city. Interim city manager Susan Dillinger said that close to 350 volunteers signed up to participate in the event. They were joined by city staff city staff and city council members. The cleanup was “impossible” without the support from community members, said Susan Dillinger, interim city manager. “This is something they’ve wanted for years, and they got …
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guillermo
9:31 am on Sunday, January 20, 2013
Now that the Hacienda has ben clean up, What it is Next? For starters, I would like to see the Hacienda converted into a Place for Arts, Comedy entertainmet, musical recitals, Except gungle music, lectures poetry reading etc, and a Ball room for dancing music of th 40s ans 50s by Big Bands, art gallery, a good coffe shop away from the boring Starbucks, The library could be relocated to this site… more ›