I could be out there during the summer months, during peak periods, when people are walking up and down Main Street. That would constitute a reversal of fortune for the graceful gazebo, which a Hyannis church arranged to purchase for a dollar and remove. The lack of love for the Main Street landmark is related to its use as a hangout. The post office's idea of using it to sell some of their products is a great idea. I think it will deter the use of it for things it was never meant to be used for.
People are still here, and it's lit up at night.
The gazebo has a solid commercial pedigree. Lynne Poyant, director of the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce, said it was built as part of a Main Street improvement effort. They had to come out. Poyant said the postmaster at the time, Lola Fuccillo, was an advocate of the gazebo. Devaney is making changes inside the P.O. also.