Llangollen Park
The Llangollen park at the end of Wooddale Ave has been ripped up and taken out.
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Yes, the equipment at Llangollen Park was ripped up & taken out. There was a reason for that destruction. New Castle County, the owner of that park, determined that the apparatus was unsafe, so they replaced it. However, it would have been nice if we would have received some kind of notice that was taking place.