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In the iron Park named after Govorukhin installed new furniture

Stanislav Govorukhin Park in Zheleznovodsk received modern park furniture

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In the iron Park named after Govorukhin installed new furniture

Park named after Stanislav Govorukhin in Zheleznovodsk received modern park furniture. The city hall noted that it harmoniously fits into the general landscape of public space.

“The work in the park will be completed soon. Park furniture is one of the remarkable updates that will undoubtedly make the park even more attractive place for recreation and leisure of residents and guests of Zheleznovodsk. We try very hard to make it not only beautiful, but also cozy here, commented the head of the resort city Yevgeny Bakulin.

Earlier it was reported that the students of the “School of leading” from Zheleznovodsk won the competition “Territory of talent”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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