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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
5-year plan for parks is unveiled
Decatur Daily Democrat:
A recreational vehicle campground along Parkview Drive as part of an expanded Kekionga Park.
A new park area east of First Street in downtown Decatur, compete with a stage area, playground and a pedestrian bridge across the St. Marys River.
Limberlost Park near Geneva enhanced with new walking trails and access points to the Wabash River. Greater accessibility for handicapped residents and more and better restroom facilities at all parks countywide.
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