Utica Skatepark GoFundMe Has Raised Over $2,000
The current ramps at the skatepark in Utica are over 15 years old.
This is one of the only parks in the city that gets used almost everyday and the city has no plans to fix old ramps or add new obstacles.
The Utica Skateparks plan is to start out building 3 metal fabricated benches with quality concrete tops, that will be replaceable when the concrete eventually gets too worn from skating. However, to do this, they needed the funds. This is when a GoFundMe was set up, with the goal of $1,500. So far, they have crushed that goal.
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The 2021 summer season will begin the weekend of June 26th and June 27th.
We will fully open for the summer on Thursday July 1st through Monday, July 5th and continue with Thursday s through Sundays and holiday Monday s through Labor Day.
The park did note that if there was high public demand, the park will add more days and operating hours accordingly.
We are proud to announce a number of modest but important restoration efforts archived over the last 12 months and the addition of a few new elements which we will be announcing in the coming weeks as plans solidify.
On the comments section of the post, the park did announce it would be selling season passes and more.
When you put conspiracy theory and Rome, New York together, your mind might start to assume it deals with the former Griffiss Air Force Base right? Shockingly, this story deals with lost gold.
Is there really buried treasure in Rome that no one knows about? Rumors all over the internet, outside of Rome, state that gold was left behind from the Revolutionary War. Is there any truth behind those rumors, though? Most Central New Yorkers have never heard of this legend, and maybe that s exactly what it is.
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