New park opens for Jersey City residents to enjoy
The new Bethune Park is now open on Martin Luther King Drive, and it was decades in the making.
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Aug 19, 2021, 12:52 PM
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Updated 1,168 days ago
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3h agoJersey City has some more open space for residents to enjoy.
The new Bethune Park is now open on Martin Luther King Drive, and it was decades in the making.
The park will allow for the nearby Bethune Community Center to hold more outdoor entertainment and children's programming.
The park cost $3.5 million worth of grant money.
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