Township officials have reacted to the pending closure of a local landmark and are asking residents for input into what they’d like to see on the site.
Two of the township’s four supervisors shared their thoughts Wednesday on the pending closure of Freddy Hill Farms and Entertainment Center and on efforts the town has already tried to work with the owners on open space preservation.
“I think this board agrees that we would like to preserve parts of that property, and I also think we could look into ideas to keep that entertainment use, ’cause it would be a real shame to not have mini golf or something family-friendly there,” said Supervisor Kofi Osei…