All we see in the news, is youth fighting and police beating on the kids, SOOO Sad. How about finding a place. Where the kids , can have fun, meet up at and learn something new and not be seen as criminals. Treat every child with kindness and respect. The same way you wound want your kid or family member to be treated!!!
Plymouth Meeting Mall to Transform into a Dynamic Town Center Featuring Youth Sports Complex, Residential Living, and Dining for Youth , it about time. Plymouth Meeting Mall is set to undergo a groundbreaking redevelopment that will transform the traditional shopping center into a vibrant town center, combining residential living, dining, and a state-of-the-art youth sports complex. This ambitious project aims to create a community-focused destination that meets the evolving needs of the region.
The redevelopment plan includes the construction of a two-story, 500,000-square-foot youth sports complex designed to serve as a premier venue for youth athletics and family activities. Alongside this, approximately 280 new residential units will provide modern living spaces, complemented by a variety of restaurants and hotels to enhance the visitor experience.
“This redevelopment represents a new chapter for Plymouth Meeting. There vision is to create a thriving community hub that offers more than just shopping. Also a place where families and kids can live, play, and connect.
Construction is slated to begin shortly, with the project expected to open its doors by 2028. The transformation will bring new economic opportunities and a fresh identity to Plymouth Meeting, positioning it as a leading destination in the Philadelphia area. Can’t wait for something for the kids and Youth to have for themselves !!!
Quote For Today:
Treat every child with kindness and respect. For in nurturing their goodness, we often see not just children, but future leaders and dreamers , NOT criminals. When we choose to see the potential in every young heart. We help shape a world where hope and compassion prevail over EVIL intentions. By author Bernadine Feagins.
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