Muncie skatepark opening in 2023
(09/23/22 4:07am)
MUNCIE, Ind.--- Muncie can look forward to a new skatepark in 2023, due to some community members pushing for it for over five years.
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MUNCIE, Ind.--- Muncie can look forward to a new skatepark in 2023, due to some community members pushing for it for over five years.
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