The ReStore Home Improvement Center will announce that it has just completed dismantling a 1,900 sq.-ft. home in Weston, MA, which is part of the project that will be featured this fall on the Emmy-winning PBS television series "This Old House."

In a press conference at the ReStore's Albany Street retail store, Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, ReStore representatives and a collection of local leaders will welcome members of the "This Old House" cast and crew to Springfield.

Media representatives will have the opportunity for a question-and-answer session and to film a portion of the show's taping at the ReStore.

When:  Friday, May 9^th at 10:00 a.m.
Where: The ReStore Home Improvement Center, 250 Albany Street, Springfield

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