Central Connection

Our second Central Connection Kickoff event is Feb. 22 at Dunkirk High School. Click the link and read the study, then join us and be part of the conversation! http://bddy.me/2kuwAsS

Thank you to everyone who attended tonight! We will keep the public updated here on progress with this project, so please share and like the page!

Here's the link to the research study conducted earlier this year. Read it over carefully, then come to Monday's meeting ready to engage and be involved! Students are gone for the holiday break, so there's plenty of parking!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9rmVSg1pLr4STF6Q3VJcjJqR3ppY1lXUU4ta0pta2hLRndN/view

Read the UB Institutional Research study, then come to the Williams Center November 21st at 6:30pm for a community meeting to share your ideas! Students will be off for the Thanksgiving break, so there will be plenty of parking available!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9rmVSg1pLr4STF6Q3VJcjJqR3ppY1lXUU4ta0pta2hLRndN/view?usp=sharing

Central Connection Roadmap.pdf

Come to the community meeting on November 21 at 6:30pm in Williams Center at Fredonia.

About Central Connection:

Since January, leaders from Dunkirk, Fredonia, and SUNY Fredonia have been working together on a project to bring more visitors to our area and to stay longer to explore.

With a technical assistance grant from the University of Buffalo Regional Institute (UBRI), a roadmap was developed for projects that build a sense of shared identity.

We are linked by Central Avenue, so this became the way of describing the project. The roadmap includes many projects that we could work on together—to apply for grants and to engage community members.