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Philadelphia’s Lardner’s Point Park opens
Through ecological restoration, a concrete shoreline was converted into a riverfront park complete with a freshwater marsh, native plantings, solar lights, picnic areas, trails and a fishing pier. Lardner’s Point Park provides community access the North Delaware River and serves as a trailhead for bike trail that may one day stretch from Key West to Canada.
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