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New Kingston School Park Playground Equipment Gets Historic Commission Nod

Artist’s rendering of the new equipment to be installed at the Kingston School Park.

New playground equipment targeted for the Kingston School Park won approval from the township Historic Preservation Advisory Commission at a special meeting on October 25.

The property is owned by the township, but leased to the YingHua International School.

Work has already begun on the project; Commission chairman Andrew Burian said township officials weren’t initially aware that they had to bring the plans before the Commission for review.

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