Inspirational sign-trees planted in the Village of New Berlin by youth
Last week, Dee and Paul Stein helped plant inspirational tree-signs throughout the village of New Berlin. The colorful signs were created by participants in the summer youth program with the vision and support of Program Leader Andreia Keller. (Submitted photo by New York Pizzeria Facebook)
NEW BERLIN — Last week, inspirational sign-trees created by summer youth program participants were planted in the village of New Berlin.
A few of the installed sign locations are in front of St. Andrew's Church on South Main Street, in front of Hyde Park and at the corner of North Main and Genesee Streets.
New Berlin Cultural Center Director Andreia Keller spearheaded the project with her vision of colorful positive sign-trees and the youth then worked on their summer art project. They creating interpretation of the project with words and phrases chosen on the first day of the program.
Keller recently said, “These signs will not only be a source of pride for those that helped create them, but a positive point of interest for all village residents.”
Village of New Berlin Mayor Peter Lennon said local reviews have been overwhelmingly favorable.
“I think they turned out beautifully,” said Lennon.
Resident Lori L. Wilson said, “It's a wonderful, positive energy moving through our village.”
According to New York Pizzeria social media page the project could not have been completed without the support of the mayor and the hardworking team of Paul and Dee Stein and Ryoko Lewis.
The post thanked the community, stating, “Another example of living in the very best community in the world.”
For more information on upcoming programs, contact Andreia Keller at 201-424-5165 or find her at The Cultural Center at St. Andrews on Facebook.
A few of the installed sign locations are in front of St. Andrew's Church on South Main Street, in front of Hyde Park and at the corner of North Main and Genesee Streets.
New Berlin Cultural Center Director Andreia Keller spearheaded the project with her vision of colorful positive sign-trees and the youth then worked on their summer art project. They creating interpretation of the project with words and phrases chosen on the first day of the program.
Keller recently said, “These signs will not only be a source of pride for those that helped create them, but a positive point of interest for all village residents.”
Village of New Berlin Mayor Peter Lennon said local reviews have been overwhelmingly favorable.
“I think they turned out beautifully,” said Lennon.
Resident Lori L. Wilson said, “It's a wonderful, positive energy moving through our village.”
According to New York Pizzeria social media page the project could not have been completed without the support of the mayor and the hardworking team of Paul and Dee Stein and Ryoko Lewis.
The post thanked the community, stating, “Another example of living in the very best community in the world.”
For more information on upcoming programs, contact Andreia Keller at 201-424-5165 or find her at The Cultural Center at St. Andrews on Facebook.
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