Linden Center's Coming Demise to Leave Kids No Near Place to Go
Dayton Daily News › January 24, 2006
Linked as:
Summary
DAYTON -- The children call him "Mr. Moses," this stocky, bulldog of a man who has spent many of his 27 years with the city as director of the Linden Center, teaching kids pride, self-worth and teamwork.
It's a place the city plans to shut down.See the full content of this document
Extract
Linden Center's Coming Demise to Leave Kids No Near Place to Go
Padlocking the 75-year-old recreation center at 334 Norwood Ave. could come as early as June. The action could leave hundreds of young people with one less place to go after school each day, and, Robert Moses fears, no way to get to any other city recreation center.
The closing comes at a ...See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
