Thanks to Glenda Mahoney
About the skateboard park Some of the present equipment has been repaired and is in use at the new Findlay park We had to move the park a few times to different locations–
Skate park article is dated July 17 1996
We’re Stoked For Our Bro @scott______________ and the Town of Carleton Place, Ontario As They’ve Started Work to See a New Skatepark Built For Their Community. Shoutout To All The Great People Who’ve Worked Towards This For So Long; Great to See The Mayor Out and So Much Community Support at the First Meeting. (Actual Park Not Shown) #NewBeginnings #NBSskate #SKATELOCAL #skatepark #skateboarding #community #building
— with James Noble and Scott B Lauzon. 2015
Linda Seccaspina
2015
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Glenda Mahoney and Mary Ann Morley with a 2500 dollar donation from the Lions Club and with the support of Mayor Brian Costello and many volunteers founded the first Skateboard Park in Carleton Place.The local skateboarders put in many hours to ensure the success of the park.The park was located where the new arena addition now exists …20 years later it is still going strong….
Carleton Place Town Hall
2018 ·
The skateboard park has made the move to its new home at Carleton Junction!
Carleton Place Town Hall
2020 the old park that still exists
Laura Kissmann–2020
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CLIPPED FROMThe Ottawa CitizenOttawa, Ontario, Canada05 Oct 1989, Thu • Page 3
CLIPPED FROMThe Ottawa CitizenOttawa, Ontario, Canada09 Dec 1978, Sat • Page 35
The Mini Golf Course — Let’s Pump it Up with Franktown Road Memories
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