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Brew Fest Nets Enough Cash To Save Horner Park's Ash Trees And Then Some

The festival's proceeds will be used to treat the park's ash trees and fund other amenities.

Tour Horner Park's Riverbank On Saturday And See What's Behind The Fence

Sign up for a guided tour of the restored riverbank Saturday as part of Horner Fest.

Check Out Progress Of Horner Park Riverbank Restoration, One Year Later

A tour of the riverbank restoration project at Horner Park shows remarkable change in one year.

What's Behind the Fence? Get a Peek at Horner Park's Riverbank Restoration

The riverbank restoration project was on full view Saturday during special tours as part of Horner Fest.

Horner Park Riverbank Restoration Project Finally Given OK to Move Forward

The riverbank restoration project gets underway in February after a lengthy battle between neighbors.

Horner Park Restoration Opponents Make Last-Ditch Effort to Derail Project

A public meeting with state officials could block the permit for riverbank restoration in Horner Park.

Horner Park Restoration to Move Forward, Compromise Reached to Save Trees

Based on community input, the Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward with a revised restoration plan.

Horner Park Riverbank Restoration Creates Rift Among Neighbors

Supporters of a plan to restore Horner Park's riverbank are marshaling forces in the face of opposition.

Army Corps Aims to Settle 'Border War' Over Horner Park Trees

With residents divided over riverbank restoration in Horner Park, the Army Corps seeks a compromise.

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