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Memorial plaques are disappearing from Jean Sweeney park, and the city is looking for ways to stop it. Meanwhile, a new facility called Arnold's Place has opened to provide medical services for the homeless population.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
Replacing those stolen plaques and potentially upgrading park fixtures will cost the city some dough.
The community benefits from a more secure park and the unhoused population gets much-needed medical attention.
Park visitors and those who donated the plaques are bummed about the vandalism.
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