30 local parks stories this year that no one else reported
LANSING, Ill. (December 25, 2023) – Accessible, well-maintained local parks give a community places to gather, play, and celebrate — but only if people know about them. The Lansing Journal reports on parks in Lansing and the events that happen there.
In some cases, these stories prevent potential misunderstandings, as our video reports about Lansing’s new skate park did. In other cases, they inform new and long-time residents about enhancements and updates, as our 2021 video tour of Lansing’s “Destination Parks” did.
Local support makes it possible for us to keep families informed about our parks. Every local parks article and video this year was written and produced for free public consumption, but it costs us money to do that.
Will you help cover those costs, so we can keep you informed about our community’s parks?
Right now because of a MATCHING GIFT, when you sign up as a Monthly Supporter at any level, The Lansing Journal will receive an extra $100. Use the form below to help us keep reporting on local parks as well as all the other local news that isn’t covered by anyone else:
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