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By Paul Chasko

A new board of directors has taken the reigns of managing the Finleyville Community Center.
 
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The Finleyville Community Center,
located on Marion Avenue, will be
undergoing some interior upgrades
under the leadership of the new Board
of Directors
Shortly after its construction was completed in 1954, the Borough of Finleyville handed over the management of the building and grounds to a Board of directors. Over the years various boards have done a tremendous job in keeping the center operating as a solvent enterprise through good times and bad and it wasn’t easy. Mayor Kutsek wishes to extend his thanks to the individuals now stepping down on behalf of the citizens of the Borough of Finleyville and the new board members. A grateful community expresses their thanks to:

Irene Allridge; Russ Allridge; Betty Bradburn; Denise Kegel; Roseanne Rovano; Mary Allexander; Millicent Powell; Margaret Crawford.

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The new Board of Directors for the
Finleyville Community Center - (L to R)
Rick Comb, Kim Schmitt and Candace
Burns
The new Board of Directors has taken over management of the Community Center with a high level of energy and enthusiasm. The board consists of the following members:

• Candace (Candy) Burns - President and Rentals Contact
• Kim Schmitt - Vice President
• Rick Comb - Secretary/Treasurer

The new board plans a remake of the interior of the center to make it a more attractive venue for wedding receptions, graduation parties and other formal events. Their plans for the Community Center including the following improvements:

• New interior ceiling and lighting
• New Kitchen
• New sound system
• Repainting
• Handicapped-friendly entrances
• Expansion of the parking lot
• New tables and chairs
• Reworked HVAC system
• Landscaping changes
• Updated bathrooms

A recent $5,000 donation from the Borough of Finleyville will give them a good start. The phone number to call for rentals of the Community Center has changed with the new board. For information on Community Center rentals call 724-348-6567 and leave a message – you’re call will be returned.

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