Some visitors say the new fence has reduced the usable space, while others argue it is necessary to address ongoing problems.
SEATTLE — A new fence at Denny Blaine Park in east Seattle has stirred tensions between neighbors, visitors and the city over how the waterfront green space is used — and to whom it belongs.
The City of Seattle has called the park a historic gathering place for the LGBTQIA+ community. For some visitors, it’s a quiet retreat.
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“It’s a beautiful park. Just hang out, meet people,” said
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