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After 20 years closed due to violence and drugs, Tyrone Carney Park in Oakland’s Sobrante neighborhood has reopened—transformed with new play structures, vibrant art, and a striking bust of the young Vietnam War veteran who inspired it all. Funded by Proposition 68 and championed by residents for decades, this community investment is more than just playgrounds—it’s a symbol of healing, pride, and safety. Tyrone’s family was there for the emotional reopening, honoring his legacy while looking toward the future. City leaders see this park as a vital step toward preventing violence, uniting communities, and giving youth positive spaces to thrive—where kids grow up connected, respected, and rooted in their neighborhood.

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