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Lowville Lions Holding Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony at New Downtown Park October 7th
09/10/17 11:00am
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    Press Release from Lowville Lions Club

    Lowville, NY- On behalf of the Lowville Lions Club and Four-Corner
    Committee members, everyone is invited to the grand ribbon cutting ceremony
    of the new downtown clock and four-corners park. This park beautification
    project is part of the centennial celebration of Lions Clubs. The dedication will
    take place at the four-corner intersection of North State Street and Dayan
    Street in Lowville on Saturday, October 7th, 2017 from 11 AM until 2 PM.

    Last summer the Lowville Lions club embarked on a legacy campaign to raise
    $60,000.00 for a downtown park beautification project at a vacant lot in the
    center of town. We are pleased to announce we have exceeded our goal. We
    have been the leader in a major Downtown Mainstreet Revitalization Project.

    We have been able to purchase a 13-foot Verdin four-faced pedestal clock
    complete with bronze plaques acknowledging significant donors and have
    created a small downtown park, complete with beautiful landscaping, an
    elegant fenced walkway, a 3-foot granite Lion, doggy stations, a flagpole,
    benches, garbage and recycling cans and a unique walkway with pavers
    acknowledging our generous donors.

    Our joint efforts with the Village of Lowville just goes to show what a community
    can do when we come together to identify and fulfill their needs. The Village
    worked out the designs with GYMO Engineering and Architecture Firm. They
    have provided the paving, blacktop, painting and signs. The center of town
    now has 18 new parking spots, 2 of which are handicapped accessible. The
    Village has made sure safety is paramount and had beautiful lighting installed,
    as well as curbing and appropriate parking signs.

    This project has fulfilled a grave need and the beauty has rejuvenated our
    small community. Once a vacant lot and eyesore, we now have a vision to
    behold!  Kindly join our celebration as we make history in Lewis County with
    our very own mini “Lowville Lions Time Square”.

    Four-Corners Committee:
    Lions: Arel Brown, Thomas Compo, Kelly Clark, Dennis Mastascusa, and
    Sheree Vora
    Village Officials: Joseph Beagle, Thomas Compo, and Donna Smith
    Community Member: Timothy O'Connor