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Sterling Heights Regrows a Beloved Third Space
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Sterling Heights Regrows a Beloved Third Space
Named after a local firefighter who died in the line of duty, James C. Nelson Park is a cherished space for residents of Sterling Heights. The 65-acre park has a rentable pavilion, two playgrounds, a sand volleyball court, trails through the woods, and "just a general great place for gathering and green space," says Parks and Recreation director Kyle Langlois. The City had made several recreational improvements to the park in the 2010s. More id…
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