Meeting on Mayflower Manor draws large crowd
Residents of the Mayflower Manor meet with Akron officials to discuss and ask questions about the city's decision to purchase and renovate the building and relocate the residents, during an informational meeting at the building on Thursday, in Akron. (Ed Suba Jr./Akron Beacon Journal)
Jean Jenkins (right), a resident of the Mayflower Manor, listens as Sam DeShazior, deputy director of the City of Akron's Department of Planning, answers questions about city's decision to purchase and renovate the building and relocate the residents, during an informational meeting at the building on Thursday in Akron. (Ed Suba Jr./Akron Beacon Journal)
Raymond Greene Sr. (left) a resident of the Mayflower Manor, makes a statement to a group of Akron officials during an informational meeting concerning the city's decision to purchase and renovate the building and relocate the residents on Thursday, in Akron. Mayflower resident Carolyn Watson is on the right. (Ed Suba Jr./Akron Beacon Journal)
Sam DeShazior (upper right facing camera), deputy director of the City of Akron's Department of Planning, talks with residents of the Mayflower Manor about the city's decision to purchase and renovate the building and relocate the residents, during an informational meeting at the building on Thursday, in Akron. (Ed Suba Jr./Akron Beacon Journal)
Carolyn Watson, a resident of the Mayflower Manor, talks about her living situation to a group of Akron officials during an informational meeting concerning the city's decision to purchase and renovate the building and relocate the residents on Thursday, in Akron. (Ed Suba Jr./Akron Beacon Journal)
