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By hunter (anonymous) | Posted October 23, 2009 at 10:17:29
That restaurant at King and Locke is slated to be southern style bbq. Yummy. Across the street, Victoria Park will be getting more improvements in the next year including historical signage, community garden plots, resurfaced courts, trees planted and enhanced park entrances. Meanwhile, on the other side of the park on Strathcona Ave., the Hellenic Community Senior's residence will be converting the old firehall (raisethehammer.org/article/430) into residential untis and restoring the historical facade.
Stuff up in the air includes the possible LRT, the possible stadium and the possible pedestrian bridge over the train tracks from Locke St. to the waterfront. We'll see. Anyway, all good stuff.
Thanks to Strathcona Community Council (strathconacommunity.org) for the hard work and updates.
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