Parks gone wild: Cornwall grass cutting, outdoor pool among $1.1M in proposed cuts

The west entrance to Guindon Park in Cornwall. A proposed budget cut would see half of the park grow back to a naturalized state, saving the corporation $150,000. Another $100,000 would be saved by reducing cutting by 20 per cent at the balance of city parks. (Cornwall Newswatch/Bill Kingston, File)

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