Geneva panel supports $290K to revive boarded-up Little Owl/Flagstone

The former Little Owl/Flagstone at the corner of Routes 31 and 38 in Geneva -- boarded up and vacant since 2021-- has a chance at a new beginning following a recommendation last week for a grant and tax rebate of $290,000 so the new owners can complete structural and architectural renovations.

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