Local elected officials and community organizers helped Hart’s president Glenn Kellogg (third from right) with the ribbon cutting.
While Hart’s received some financial assistance from the city of Rochester, Sparks said, “The bigger thing was just they’ve been so helpful — the city, the county, even the state has stepped in to help us through the process, get us through all the permitting and all the things that were required to get the building up and running, for sure.”