In the Aragona Village neighborhood, residents express a deep love for their community. However, with nearly 3,000 homes, they believe one crucial element is lacking: a park.
This could change at next month’s school board meeting concerning the former Bayside Sixth Grade Campus.
“We have nothing to call our own, so this would be really an ideal location,” said Lorraine Samko, a longtime resident.
Since 1989, Samko has called Aragona Village home. It is the city’s second-largest neighborhood and houses one of the school division’s oldest building. Yet, she believes one significant element is missing…