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It's one of only a handful of inclusive playgrounds in the city.

More than 600 recycled tires are set to create a new surface at James Park Elementary's playground.

This, a phenomenal place to be for your first olympics. so not quite the glory days coming back, but hopeful signs we could do well. i keep hearing all the commentators saying it is a fast track, what does that mean? i perhaps rather foolishly assumed that they are all made the same, is that not the case? not quite, i could give you a masterclass on how they are put together, but basically, it is often together, but basically, it is often to do with the rubber surface and the type of surface, different companies do different things, and some tracks can be faster forced printers with less rubbe...

Potential decision on the travel ban. that, not coming yet. the case is supreme court is issued an opinion on today involves a church in missouri that applied for public funds to put a rubber surface on the playground at the church. a big win for that church. trinity lutheran in missouri -- was applied that the fact they said no, a church cannot get state funds for this particular grant, that would go to the safety of a playground at the church, saying that is unconstitutional under the free exercise clause of the constitution. this is a big win for the church of missouri to help make their pl...

And it is religious freedom question. it's a challenge to the laws that are in more than half the state to say no state money can go directly or indirectly to churches. this involves the lutheran church in missouri that wanted money to put a rubber surface on the preschool playground. and the challenges are basically saying this is religious discrimination, if the states make the money available to any nonprofit, except those run by churches, then that is discmination. the state says they are not interfering with the religious practices at all, they are just not subcy dieding. in the past, he'...