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J . ming has already begun for the Suerich calls a “soft opening" -- not . _ space. a lot of events, but plenty of time I V The square's big opening at the for visitors to enjoy the new square. ‘ ’ \ end of May will feature perform- “It will give us sometime to Bhnds Am l 'S . ”\ ~\\ ances by local musicians including work out of all of the kinks," she 7 fwÂ¥w m a" 7 __ 7 _ ”7_ 7 7 \ theWaterloo concen band, speech- said. 7 o It; M a n t' t 0 u - _ .p es by Mayor Brenda Halloran and In July. programming will pick ‘ i'f'J' ’ T" “if ”‘ â€"'- ' ’ t _. . \ 5 other city officials and an interac~ up, with events happening almost 35!) SW Drive at Manitou, Kitchener ._ . . \ r - - mm‘3w_ daily- Suerich added. (between Home: Watson 8. Wabanaki) “KN ) v City staff is mum on the rest of “1 don't want to say that it will be 519-893-8687 WWW-bundsareus-ca ‘ ‘- the details. but are promising a big daily, but there will be stuff going ” t show and a good time. on most days of the week,” she said. 3’ . ‘l'm very excited about the The square will also be outfitted opening of the square.” Halloran with some greenery. thanks to a , said. "lhis is an opportunity for this donation by the 10,000 Trees Pro- . \ v , community to have a public meet- ject. ' fa“? ’ 5 ing space. It's a chance for the to go last Monday, the tree-planting “iii? . and sit for a while and be a part of local organization presented caun- â€"-.â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"~ » fififé the city. cil with a cheque for $5,000 to pur~ ‘ . g y ., .. , _ . 335 55's “I think it will be a real focal chasetreesfor the civic square. it”??? ‘ paint for people to gather." The city will use the money to WEEKLY SPECMLS March 30 - April 4 . 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