Lou Reichert, owner of Village Bicycles in Tuckerton and founder of the Lizzie Rose Music Room, has a new vision – “a pie-in-the-sky idea,” he called it – for the Victorian building located at 213 East Main St. (next door to the Lizzie Rose at 217). But he has only a short time to find fellow visionaries who are the right fit for the project.
He envisions a boutique cinema where the bike shop is currently, a vinyl record shop, a café in the section now filled with Reichert’s own record…
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