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Members of Camp Verde Women Taking Action explained to Public Works Director Ron Long on Wednesday the improvements they want to make to Rezzonico Family Park. They want to have Phase 1 projects finished by Memorial Day, if their ideas are approved by the town council in February. From left, Long, Jan Grogan, Cathy Espere, Bobbie Tennant, Carole Chevalier and Charlotte Chase.
Rezzonico Family Park has had a tough time of it ever since it was dedicated.
First the little town park next to Black Bridge had its beautiful sign defaced. Then someone trashed the picnic tables, which had to be removed. Rezzonico looked friendless for a while.
But things are perking up. Thursday, January 26, 2012
Washington, D.C., native Stephanie Peters, with a little help from her friends, has opened the White Hills Gallery in Camp Verde's downtown. It will initially feature work from local artists, but she has plans to add artists from outside the area. The grand opening is during Camp Verde's Free Fourth Friday downtown event on Jan. 27, 5-8 p.m. (VVN/ Jon Pelletier)