Kelberman Center s Link Apartments set to open this summer
The new Link Apartments on Sunset Avenue in Utica are almost complete and set to open sometime this summer.
Posted: Apr 29, 2021 6:24 PM
Posted By: Gary Liberatore
Utica, N.Y. - The controversial apartment complex on Sunset Avenue in Utica built by the Kelberman Center is almost complete and set to open this summer.
If you have driven by the complex recently you can see there is still plenty of work to be done.
New Kelberman Center Executive Director Tara Costello says there are 60 apartments, 48 of which will for moderate income people in the community and the other 12 for people with autism or disabilities, The intent of the project really is about a community setting with mix used apartments. We have 60 units, affordable units in South Utica, that allows for 48 individuals, and have a beautiful setting, and we have 12 units dedicated for individuals with disabilities. The concept and mission behind this project is
11-year-old creates and donates masks to Kelberman Center
Caroline Holtslander of Rome saw a shortage of masks in her community and decided to do something about it.
Posted: Dec 17, 2020 11:40 PM
Updated: Dec 18, 2020 10:48 AM
Posted By: Chelsea Sherrod
At just 11 years old, Caroline Holtslander has been a business owner for years.
“I started making masks when I was 10, but I started my own company when I was 8,” said Holtslander.
Her company is called Dangles by Caroline – for now. She says a name change, “Caroline Mae Designs” is coming soon.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic her craft business of designing and selling accessories now includes sewing masks.
10 Year Old Rome Girl Sews And Donates Over 800 Face Masks
This talented 10-year-old, Caroline Holtslander of Rome, is making a positive difference in the community.
Talk about turning lemons into lemon-aid, this girl didn t let COVID-19 stop her from being awesome! When the pandemic hit, Caroline started her own business sewing masks to help people in need due to the mask shortage.
Now, Caroline has taken it a step further, she s still sewing masks, over 800 to be exact, but this time to support The Kelberman Center, a local organization that provides services and supports to children and adults with autism.