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2025-07-03 4:32 AM

Partial Park Closing Through September

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The rectangular playing field of Madison Park (334 Lawton Street) will be closed for turn reconstruction starting June 13, 2012, through the beginning of September. The park’s other amenities will remain open, including the basketball court, park benches, picnic shelter, picnic tables, grills, and play equipment, the City of Falls Church announced.

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