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Save the Kensington Street Playground!

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Bruce Smith
5 years ago

We need more space for family’s to enjoy outside space safely in their own neighborhoods.

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Jennie Serfilippi
5 years ago

More Parks. Less Parking.

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Kate Walton
5 years ago

8 University Place

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Susan Clemens
5 years ago Featured

We need more parks and playgrounds. Not less. Better would be to use broken down buildings and clear them for rebuild. Not this.

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Sreeja Kodali
5 years ago

Don't take the playground from the kids - safe healthy outdoors spaces for children are so so important

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Terry Dagradi
5 years ago

Playgrounds and safe outdoor recreation spaces are critical to the health and well-being of inner city life and the people who use them.

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ken Okwuosa
5 years ago

we must save the playground

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Taylor Smith
5 years ago

Children are in need of recreational space and open areas, right now especially.

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JoAnne Wilcox
5 years ago

Green spaces and wellbeing go hand in hand. We need MORE green space, and this neighborhood NEEDS Kensington Park.

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Stacy N Uchendu
5 years ago

11735 Greensbrook Garden Drive

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Amanda Levitt
5 years ago

Please save this playground

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Joseph Brancal
5 years ago

As a New Haven Resident any loss of precious green space and parks for children is an affront to our promise to a better future for the next generation

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Muffy Pendergast
5 years ago

Keep New Haven as GREEN as possible! Save Kensington Park!!!!

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Debby Sullivaan
5 years ago

Please save and keep up this park. With people being stuck at home a safe outdoor space is so important!

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J Rivers
5 years ago

Do the kids know you want to do this? This is despicable.

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Kariona Grabinska
5 years ago

We need green space and playgrounds for kids in New Haven!

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Jessica Utrup
5 years ago

Green spaces and safe places to play are critical for all of our children.

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Matthew Higbee
5 years ago

Do not sell this park to a developer.

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David J Starkey
5 years ago

460 Central Ave

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Pierre Merkl
5 years ago Featured

With decrepit parking lots and empty reminders of ugly redevelopment throughout the neighborhood, the park is chosen for a housing development and a parking lot. Shameful.