Beloved Yonkers park reopens with a new look
Clemens Park on Leighton Avenue unveiled $300,000 in fix-ups including a new play structure, benches, paving and plantings.
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May 11, 2024, 12:38 AM
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11ds agoA beloved park in Yonkers is back open, showing off some new renovations.
Clemens Park on Leighton Avenue unveiled $300,000 in fix-ups including a new play structure, benches, paving and plantings.
Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano says that renovations like these are important for the youth to experience the outdoors close to home.
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