The neighborhoods are Idora (south side), Lincoln Park (east side), and Crandall Park North (north side).
More information on the YNDC's programmatic efforts can be found in the Business-Journal's article here.
But taking glance at these neighborhoods from above, what do you see?



or the Garden District neighborhood:

4 comments:
I love a good mystery. They're bordering parks?
I see a caboose, and a caulking gun.
Parks AND recreation. Northside has the pool, Idora has the Playhouse.
I never knew until today (after getting the Lincoln park map from YSU) that there was a road on the east side named Council Rock Avenue.
yeah, I was kinda struck with how many of the neighborhood of Youngstown have massive parks adjacent to them.
what a marketing benefit!
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