Crestview Community Center holds open house
The Crestview Community Center which opened in January held an open house Sunday. Dena Rozeski, the director of community outreach, said the center is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. for tutoring and expects to open a “Drop-In” center for youth on Friday nights beginning in the summer. The center’s wish list includes paper products (towels, cups, napkins and tissues), craft supplies, snacks and drinks and an electric pencil sharpener. Rozeski is pictured in the sitting room while a couple of open house guests enjoy the atmosphere. (Salem News photo by Larry Shields)
NEW WATERFORD — The new Crestview Community Center held an open house while announcing outreach tutoring and a summer feeding and enrichment program on Sunday.
Dena Rozeski, director of the CCC’s community outreach, the 1,300 square-foot building located at 3673 E. Main St., opened in January and is now offering tutoring and homework help to fifth- and sixth-grade students Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m.
Four volunteers help out at the remodeled center which features a kitchenette, sitting or activity room and a lounge are.
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