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Talk About Clyde: City recreation gears up for summer Jeanette Ricker New playground equipment is scheduled to be installed at Thaddeus Hurd Park this summer, formerly known as Cherry Street Park. Jim Mason, park superintendent, said the Clyde Recreation Board approved the purchase, but the installation date is not yet determined, citing unexpected manufacturing and delivery delays due to COVID-19. The equipment is all inclusive with several components to accommodate both handicapped and able-bodied children, including swing sets and climbing equipment, Mason said. Recent improvements to the ...

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Museums and galleries National Gallery of Canada: Virtual NGC presents online access to some of the Gallery’s Canadian, Indigenous and international collections. Plus, kids and adults can get creative with online activities. Canadian Museum of History: The Museum at Home portal brings Canada’s most visited museum to your home, including a 360˚ tour of the Canadian History Hall, exhibitions, crafts, games, films and more. Canadian War Museum: You can access online exhibitions, videos, activities, resources, and even behind-the-scenes content through the Museum at Home portal. Canadian M...

That's what the neighbors are looking for, not only a better judicial process with the police department but they are also looking for economic opportunity, looking for better living conditions and to be treated like regular every day citizens. >> absolutely. the police are not responsible for the support -- neglect going on in our communities, it is not the police false nor is it an issue of the police department. it is the political leadership in this town for the last decade decade and a half have ignored these communities, have cut back on recreation programs and cut back on the dollars to...

For, but if not them who? >> i think he's probably right too much to hope for. the reality is you look at these situations and you poke them with a stick. and what you find is years of underfunding for education programs for community colleges for recreation programs for all of the different sort of supports that most americans i think understand are needed to help lift people up out of poverty. >> so that works for the democrats, not republicans. >> exactly. exactly. i don't think you can come in and say, well you know this long running drama that we've seen play out for, you know decades or ...