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Local by nature: Central Huron's revitalization plan
Laura Broadley
Clinton News Record
A draft for the Central Huron
community improvement, revi-
talization and branding project
was presented at an open
house held last Thursday at the
Clinton town hall.
After a public meeting,
community survey, vision ses-
sion and focus groups, Peter J.
Smith & Company, Inc. pro-
vided an overview of the draft
plan for the municipality.
Peter J. Smith & Company
had been hired to help develop
the plan through a consultation
processes with council, BIA and
the community.
The idea was to come up
with a revitalization strategy
that has the potential to be
supported by financial incen-
tive programs for the business
areas and the brand theme.
The consultants identified
goals for the plan: Improving
the potential for economic
development by revitalizing
things like facades and visitor
services; improving commu-
nity social structure like
Laura Broadley Clinton News Record
A focus of the Central Huron community improvement,
revitalization and branding project is the revitalization of the
Clinton downtown core.
accessibility and improving the
physical environment and
character of business areas,
specifically the downtown core.
The potential brand theme,
local by nature, was decided
upon because of Central
Huron's friendly atmosphere,
farm to table potential, unique
architecture supported by local
materials and educational and
entertainment resources, said
Allison Harrington, senior
urban planner/designer.
Four financial incentive pro-
grams were identified: facade
improvement, residential reha-
bilitation, energy efficiency
improvement and an accessi-
bility improvement grant.
The Ministry of Municipal
Affairs and Housing must
approve the grants programs
based on the consultant's
plan before council is able to
pass them.
Johnny Cash comes to Blyth Theatre
The international touring
show Johnny Cash: From
Memphis to Folsom will be
coming to the Blyth Memorial
Hall for one night only on Sat-
urday, Sept. 26 at 8 p.m.
Tribute artist Jim Yorfido
stars as Johnny Cash. Yorfido
has thrilled audiences across
the globe with his portrayal
of the music legend, which
truly captures both the dis-
tinctive look and booming
Baritone voice of Johnny
Cash. Backed by the Mem-
phis Cats band, the show
also includes the lovely and
talented June Carter as John-
ny's fun -loving sidekick.
Musically, From Memphis
to Folsom covers the entire
career of "the Man in Black,"
including Johnny's early hits
on Sun Records such as I Walk
the Line and Folsom Prison
Blues, his prison albums Boy
Named Sue and San Quentin,
his famous duets with June
Carter Jackson and Help Me
Make it Through the Night and
of course, Johnny's signature
tune Ring of Fire. As a special
bonus, during an audience -
interactive segment of the
show, ticket buyers will even
get to pick which Johnny Cash
song will be performed.
Tickets to see Johnny
Cash: From Memphis To Fol-
som at the Blyth Memorial
Hall on Saturday, Sept. 26th
at 8 p.m. are on sale now for
$29 all-inclusive. Tickets are
available at the theatre box
office located at 423 Queen
Street in Blyth, via phone
519-523-9300 or online at
www.blythfestival.com.
WINDBREAK MAINTENANCE DEMO
Thursday August 27th
6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
41892 Summerhill Rd., Central Huron
FREE! Topics include:
• Benefits of windbreaks
• Maintaining a mature windbreak
• Pruning and thinning techniques
• Impact on crop yields
For information:
[T] 519-335-3557
[W] www.mvca.on.ca
[E] edolmage@mvca.on.ca
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