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Overcast NeighborsMother Nature may not agree when the calendar reads spring, but residents of the Five Towns did their best to enjoy the days where they had some sun during April’s first week.
Winds may have been howling from time to time on April 5, but there were plenty of children bundled up and playing at the parks. From Inwood Park to the west and Grant Park to the east, the playgrounds were alive with laughs and shouts.
Many schools were out for their spring break, so there were lots of children ready to play, even though the thermometer and the wind chill were more reminiscent of the last break they took in February.
–– TYLER MARKO
Getting out to the Five Towns parks
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The windy weather was perfect for flying a kite at North Woodmere Park on April 5. Raphi Lowe, 16, helped siblings, Yitzi, 12, and Avigayil, 8, untangle the string before take off.
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Landon Nilo, 5, ran back and forth kicking a ball across the field at Cedarhurst Park with his grandmother Monica Valle and her dog, Caluga.
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A windy spring couldn’t keep Mackenzie and Madison Errico, 2 and 5 respectively, from playing on the swings at North Woodmere Park.
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Tamir Nagar, 9, channeled his inner Steph Curry as he practiced against his against his dad, Ronny, at Grant Park.
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Mother Nature may not agree when the calendar reads spring, but residents of the Five Towns did their best to enjoy the days where they had some sun during April’s first week.
Winds may have been howling from time to time on April 5, but there were plenty of children bundled up and playing at the parks. From Inwood Park to the west and Grant Park to the east, the playgrounds were alive with laughs and shouts.
Many schools were out for their spring break, so there were lots of children ready to play, even though the thermometer and the wind chill were more reminiscent of the last break they took in February.
–– TYLER MARKO
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