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Pictured, from left: Niagara County Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds Jeff Gaston; Niagara County Commissioner of Department of Public Works Garret Meal; Mary Bergman, Niagara County DPW; Ed Taylor, Niagara County DPW; Frank Rotella, general foreman of Niagara County Parks; and Niagara County Legislator John Syracuse.
Pictured, from left: Niagara County Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds Jeff Gaston; Niagara County Commissioner of Department of Public Works Garret Meal; Mary Bergman, Niagara County DPW; Ed Taylor, Niagara County DPW; Frank Rotella, general foreman of Niagara County Parks; and Niagara County Legislator John Syracuse.

Krull Park's Pine Grove Playground opens

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Wed, Jul 3rd 2019 12:25 pm

Niagara County Legislator John Syracuse joined county officials at Krull Park in Olcott on Tuesday to announce the opening of the park’s Pine Grove Playground.

The new play area has been named the “Pine Grove Playground” to remember the history of Krull Park and its past when the north end of the park was referred to as “Pine Grove,” adjacent to the Olcott Beach Hotel. The new facility includes a pine tree theme with modern play equipment to replace the existing playground, which was originally installed in the 1990s.

The completion of the playground is part of a series of improvements to all county parks. The project’s success is a result of the efforts of Niagara County Department of Public Works under the direction of Niagara County Legislature, including Syracuse, who chairs the infrastructure and facilities committee.

In addition, a state SAMS Grant was awarded through the efforts of Sen. Rob Ortt, providing essential funding to the countywide parkland project that comprises Krull, Oppenheim, Bond Lake, Royalton Ravine, and West Canal Parks.

“I’d like to acknowledge the efforts of Niagara County Department of Public Works Commissioner Garret Meal, his staff, and Sen. Rob Ortt,” said Syracuse, R-Newfane. “Krull Park holds a tremendous amount of history here, and I couldn’t be happier with the playground’s development for both our residents and visitors to enjoy.”

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