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There was nothing for the kids,” Cynthia Vasser said of the old Doyle Park, as she ate her lunch and watched aircraft take off from Brookley Field. “There was no playground. It was old and out of date.”

From one of the two viewing pavilions, surrounded by the soft, rubberized surface meant to provide better accessibility for children with disabilities, Vasser remarked about the changes her neighborhood park had undergone.

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(Photo/ Dan Anderson) Kaleb Brandon, 9, enjoys the new playground facilities at Trinity Gardens Park last weekend.

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