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LOGAN — At Logan City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, Mayor Greg Fraunfelter announced that rehabilitation will begin at Mingo Park in 2027, and that the city has about $750,000 to work with.“As soon as possible, we will start on Mingo Park next year,” he said.Later in the meeting, the council spoke more about Mingo Park, saying that a few improvements, such as new fencing, have already been made to the park.Fraunfelter also told the council that there is a possibility of Kachelmacher Park being able to receive $150,000 for upgrades through a grant applied for by county land bank Executive Director Jessica Matheny. The grant, if received, will provide up to $75,000 for upgrades, and will require a match from either the city, the county or both.He also mentioned that the CIC and the city have been working together to put together a package of possible incentives to attract manufacturers.

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