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Students redesigned a New York park in 2017. Nine years later, their idea has been built

From Times of India · () English

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  • A park design created by New York high-school students in 2017 has now been built in downtown North Tonawanda.
  • The city launched its multimillion-dollar Smart Growth 2.0 redevelopment project.
  • The work added a clock tower and improved pedestrian facilities as part of broader downtown revitalization.

A downtown park envisioned by New York high-school students in 2017 has finally become reality nine years later.

North Tonawanda launched Smart Growth 2.0, a multimillion-dollar redevelopment initiative that brought the student design to life. The project added a clock tower and improved facilities for pedestrians.

The new features form part of the continuing renewal of the downtown area. The initiative also reflects the city’s commitment to public investment and community improvement.

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