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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Lou Gruber has a vision for The Strand, the landmark Sleepy Hollow building he purchased last year. He sees it as the Strand Creative Center, a hub where theater companies can put on family-friendly shows, local artists can work and display their creations, and the community can gather for cultural events.
During their Nov. 3 work session, the Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees heard Gruber's latest plans for the former movie house. He introduced several arts partners and outlined how the project will take shape, including the ways it will serve the wider community.
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