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Founded in 1999, the mission of the Village Preservation Foundation is to sponsor and promote public events; to preserve and restore historical structures; and to protect and beautify the public areas, including streets and parks, in the Williamsville community.
The Village Preservation Foundation is most noted for its main annual event, the Taste of Williamsville. This weekday festivity showcases community restaurants with an event that is rich in history, culture, music and great foods. The Foundation is also responsible for purchasing the flower arrangements along Main Street in the warm-weather months.
Also elected to office for 2010 were Ted Young, Treasurer, from Ed Young’s True Value Hardware and Trey Measer, Secretary, from the Bee Group Newspapers. The Foundation’s Board of Directors include: Janet Lester, Edward Maricki, Ronald Daniels and Al Yates. Mr. Yates has accepted the position of Chairman for the 2010 Taste of Williamsville event scheduled to take place during the first week of August at Island Park in the village of Williamsville.
About William Mattar
William Mattar has been a leader in our community for many years and has helped many local service organizations. He is a past President of the Williamsville Business & Professional Association, past President of Amherst Kiwanis Club, active in his church, Christ the King in Snyder, supports WNY Scouting, including Troop 261 out of Amherst Middle School, and has been actively involved in the Village Preservation Foundation since its inception. In 1990, he founded William K. Mattar, P.C., which is committed to helping injured people across New York State. His law offices have a dedicated and experienced staff of attorneys focused on representing those injured in motor vehicle accidents. Through his firm, he has made it a priority to educate people on important driving issues, such as texting while driving and seatbelt safety. Visit http://www.mattar.com to learn more.
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