Workers complete project to make Hempstead Lake State Park more accessible for people with disabilities
The $47 million project also includes work at the Northern Ponds Complex to help with flood risk and to reduce pollution.
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Jun 28, 2023, 12:25 AM
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19h agoPeople with disabilities should now find getting around Hempstead Lake State Park easier.
Workers have completed a project to make two miles of trails more accessible.
The $47 million project also included work at the Northern Ponds Complex to help with flood risk and to reduce pollution.
Four million dollars was also spent to stabilize a 150-year-old dam to improve safety.
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