Strand owner envisions new life for landmark
Lou Gruber has a vision for The Strand, the landmark Sleepy Hollow building he purchased last year. He sees it
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“Tonight is about celebrating — celebrating everyone who is here, everyone who has helped us build this community, everyone who comes to our doors, and everyone who will walk through our doors,” the Rev. Bill Baker told a jubilant crowd gathered on the evening of Saturday, Nov. 7, at Christ Church San Marcos.
Christ Episcopal Church, which has served the Tarrytown community since 1836, began the San Marcos Mission in 1993 to serve the area's growing Spanish-speaking population.
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