After reading a story about the fun of parades, Dean Hurd called on one of the kindergartner boys who was raising his hand. It's a park.
Parades only come every once in a while, but parks are there all the time.
Hurd, of Providence, is proposing that the city builds a 1-acre park at 300 South and 300 West, near a new subdivision. He said the plans of the park were designed in the interest of everyone. There's basketball, volleyball . . . There is a large, safe play place for the kids, and plenty trees and lawn where parents can watch their kids from. The plans also include a pavilion and two outdoor grills so families can have accommodations for hosting reunions or parties.