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After 20 years of closure, Tyrone Carney Park is reopening this Saturday — a powerful symbol of renewal for the Sobrante neighborhood. Once a vibrant community hub, the park fell into disrepair and became a hotspot for crime, leading to its shutdown in 2002 after a deadly shooting. Now, with a $5 million revitalization funded by state and local dollars, it’s transformed: new playgrounds, walking paths, art installations, and safety upgrades. Mayor Barbara Lee and Councilmember Ken Houston — who helped shut it down — will lead the ceremony, including the unveiling of a statue honoring the Marine the park was named for. This isn’t just about recreation; it’s about healing, community pride, and reclaiming a space that once brought families together.

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