Hope springs fresh for youths as park opens in Bull Bay; others being considered
Oct 13th, 2022 | Category: GLEANER PREMIUM | 4:44#JamaicaGleaner #FreedomSkatepark #Freedom #Skatepark #8Miles #BullBay #StAndrew OCTOBER 13, 2022: On Wednesday, October 12 was the grand opening of the Freedom Skatepark at Eight Miles, Bull Bay, St Andrew. The skatepark was built in April 2020 and was inspired by the heartbreaking story of 20-year-old Andre ‘Wildfiyah’ Thompson, who died tragically as a result of violence in 2009. Rémy Walter, founder and director of Jamaica Skate Culture Foundation, told The Gleaner that his intention and that of the other partners is to build more skateparks across Jamaica.
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