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Local parks bring out Stillwater’s true beauty
Ross Stickler
May 8, 2014
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![The City of Stillwater has been using a good proportion of their money on cleaning up their local parks. “The city [of Stillwater] has put their money where their mouth is,” explained AP Environmental Science teacher Andrew Weaver. “They have diverted polluted city water away from Brown’s Creek so that recreators get the most out of their visit.”](https://sahsponyexpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/swparks3-675x900.jpg)
