Driving down Sea Street Tuesday, Hubler pointed to an old house that he said was the home of the driver of the school barge. This was not a floating school bus but rather a horse-drawn platform that took students to school many decades ago. Hubler is fascinated by the thought that horse-driven carriage rides could be offered along Sea Street and, perhaps, along sections of Main Street closed to other vehicles. He sees the shuttered gas station at the corner of Sea and South streets, a location eyed for a convenience store, as a perfect horse barn. For now, the Sea Street Neighborhood Association will concentrate on the little things that make a big difference.
Image is a very big thing.
We want to turn that around. We're just looking forward to maintaining the history and safety of the community in and around Sea Street.