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Larchmont's Revitalization Attracts Development Experts To Mamaroneck Forum

MAMARONECK, N.Y. --  The Center for Continuing Education will offer a lecture and discussion titled "Revitalization: The Art and Science of Placemaking" on Monday, March 13, in the library at Mamaroneck High School.

Revitalization experts Andrew M. Manshel and David Milder will discuss Larchmont downtown and share ideas on how to fill vacant stores and attract interesting retailers.

Revitalization experts Andrew M. Manshel and David Milder will discuss Larchmont downtown and share ideas on how to fill vacant stores and attract interesting retailers.

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The forum was organized in response to concerns regarding vacant storefronts in the Larchmont community. It will be led by downtown revitalization experts Andrew M. Manshel and David Milder, who both have extensive records in leading revitalization projects.

They will discuss Larchmont downtown and share ideas on how to fill vacant stores and attract interesting retailers.

The two will also discuss how local brick-and-mortar businesses can compete with Internet retailers, and share techniques that turn shopping districts into active, social and vital spaces that people want to visit repeatedly.

 Manshel is the principal of Place Master Projects, and he led the effort to restore Bryant Park, where he was associate director and general counsel of the Bryant Park Restoration Corporation.

Milder has been working to improve downtowns in small and medium-sized communities across the country for decades.

Tickets are $20 and be purchased online at www.LMCCE.org or by calling (914) 698-9126.

The event will begin at 7 p.m.

Mamaroneck High School is at 1000 West Boston Post Rd., Mamaroneck.

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