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On the street Worker appeared a modern game complex “Pirate Bay”

In the yard of apartment buildings No. 8 and No. 10 on the street Worker appeared a modern game complex

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On the street Worker appeared a modern game complex “Pirate Bay”

In the courtyard of apartment buildings No. 8 and No. 10, a modern gaming complex appeared on Workers Street. The grand opening of the new space for children was attended by the city Council deputy Vera Drozdova.

The event became a real holiday: cheerful music, guests, games, relays, sonorous children's laughter and, of course, the new Pirate Bay site with slides and swings is a great gift for young residents.

The improvement of the courtyard area was the result of a lot of work done by active citizens together with the management company with the support of the city authorities. At the expense of the municipal grant of the Criminal Code "Heat" under the leadership of Alexander Gaevoy embodied the idea of active citizens in life.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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