Ribbon-cutting held at Freedom Park in Randolph for new inclusive playground equipment
The new features include more areas for wheelchair access, a language board to teach children Spanish and more.
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5h agoA ribbon-cutting was held at Freedom Park in Randolph to celebrate the installation of new inclusive playground equipment.
The equipment allows children with disabilities and children from different backgrounds to join in on the fun.
The new features include more areas for wheelchair access, a language board to teach children Spanish and more.
The project was made possible after the community raised $50,000 for the new equipment.
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