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Greenwood
Community Center
The
Greenwood Community Center is located at 4411 Highway 193, adjacent to the
California Conservation Corps headquarters in Greenwood
Left
Picture: Some of the
organizers, managers, and/or grass roots'
participants of the Greenwood Center are
pictured left to right: George Martin, Joyce Aldrich, Walt Schultz,
Marvin Yarborough, and Terry Gherardi
Right
Picture: Pictured
left to right after the ribbon cutting ceremony led by District
4 Supervisor in 2001
Georgetown Fire Chief, Rick Todd, Garden Valley Resident Bob Vililobo, and
Garden Valley Fire Chief Bob Woods, retired.
The building will
be available to the public for evening and weekend rental for a
reasonable fee.
The
building contains approximately 3,000 square feet; including a 945
square feet in the main room; a 480 square foot conference room, and a 190
square foot computer room. John Litwinovich, Director of Community Services,
will be in charge of operating the facility.
Information,
call the
El Dorado County Department of Community Services
621-6150
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back |
Short Trail
behind the Center; more regional trails planned here at the Center
acreage. |
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| Here Mr.
Blonski is volunteering to check- in seniors for lunch |
A overview of
multi-purpose room |
TRANSIT
ROUTE
Information on the Georgetown Divide Route, call Mary Norton
at El Dorado Transit
Route will run on Tues and Thurs. Main purpose is to pick up any seniors
that need to be picked up, and deliver them to where they need to go, such as
the Wellness Center, Buffalo Hill Shopping Center and the Senior Nutrition
Program at Greenwood.
The route will made stops in Garden Valley, Georgetown, Greenwood, Cool and
Pilot Hill. Click
Here for Map and Schedule
642-5383, ext 201, or 888-246-2877
GRAND
OPENING WAS HELD
February 5, 2001
New home
of Divide Community Services
This project required the colaboration of the El Doraqdo County,
Caqlifornia Conservation Corps, El Dorado Transit, and the Bureau of Land
Management. The construction costs were paid by a CDBG Federal Grant (Terry
Gherardi wrote the application for funding to the state of California Block
Grant Program)
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cutting ceremony was held
February 5 at 6:30 at the center, which is on the CCC camp property
on Highway 193 in Greenwood. There was a tour of the facility, refreshments,
acknowledgement of the people who planned the center, designed it,
and worked on its funding, development and the services. The
senior meals program will be held at the center (being moved from
the Methodist Church) and a transit route was announced which was
recently funded to serve the area--however community participation
is needed to ensure its success. The building will
be available to the public for evening and weekend rental for a
reasonable fee, Call Celeste Cooney 621-6158.
More
than 100 Divide Residents Attended
Opening Ceremony to Show
Community Support
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Here
Garden Valley GVCA members
(l to r) Marty Shelton, Linda Chernoff, and Judy Ryland
talk about different community uses of the center--in the
future--of th perhaps the Divide Moms and Divide Dads clubs and
others. |
Donna
Threlkel of Pilot Hill and Kay Bateman of
Cool are talking
about the new transit system that was just announced. There
were residents there from every community on the Divide. |
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