Yonkers park to get $500,000 make-over and first upgrades in 35 years
This much-needed makeover is made possible through a substantial investment of nearly half a million dollars from the City Council.
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May 14, 2024, 10:42 AM
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2ds agoAfter three and a half decades, Cochran Park in Yonkers is set to undergo a remarkable transformation, Mayor Mike Spano announced in a recent Facebook post.
The Parks Department plans to revamp the park, turning it into a vibrant new space for the community to relish.
This much-needed makeover is made possible through a substantial investment of nearly half a million dollars from the City Council.
The infusion of funds reflects the city's commitment to enhancing public spaces and providing residents with modern recreational amenities.
