Jersey Proud: East Greenwich boy helps design new ninja training park
Children in East Greenwich Township were able to submit designs for a new park.
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Aug 3, 2022, 2:33 AM
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Updated 1,092 days ago
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7ds agoChildren in East Greenwich Township were able to submit designs for a new park.
Jacob Meyer, 7, submitted the winning idea – a ninja training park.
The ribbon cutting on the new park was held at Thompson Park a few days ago.