Central Park Dome is now Open!

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Kalin Duvar

Kalin originally comes from Istanbul Turkey and has been in charge of municipal construction at Seleneca now for 10 years. His motto is "We build it strong! You don't want me to come back to make repair."
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You should have heard it by now, but if not, Central Park is now open.  You can read more about it from Selenic Times newspaper:

Central Park Opens with Less Fanfare

 

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