Rhinelander service club pledges new playground, splash pad at Hodag Park
by Star Journal
Star Journal— The Hodag Park playground proposed by the Rhinelander Kiwanis Club will include a splash pad. Submitted photo. Fundraising underway By Eileen Persike Editor RHINELANDER – More enhancements are being planned for Hodag Park. The Rhinelander Kiwanis Club is fundraising to construct a new $1.6 million playground and splash pad to be located near the site of the current playground. Kiwanis member Brandon Karaba is spearheading the project and presented the club’s ideas to the City Council April 22....
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