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Queen Creek filling a new park lake

The under construction Frontier Family Park has reached a milestone.

Queen Creek has started filling up the new park’s 5-acre lake.

“A lot of work has gone into this from the original digging of the hole to putting in the recirculation system, you have the liner that went in and then the ballast is all the dirt on top,” said Adam Robinson, the town’s community services deputy director, in a video put out by the town.

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