Wayside Cross proposes youth center in Montgomery

chicagotribune.com

Wayside Cross Ministries plans to build a 12,445-square-foot youth center on four acres in Montgomery. This project aims to support local youth aged 5-17 with after-school programs and summer camps, serving around 35 children daily. The proposal has received initial approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission and was presented to village trustees. The center will include classrooms, a multi-purpose room, and a basketball court, with potential for sports fields. Some neighbors have expressed concerns about noise and vandalism. Wayside Cross has a long history of community service, having helped over 9,000 individuals last year, and aims to address local worries through ongoing discussions.


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