Paris Township donates money for city parks
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March 25, 2026

Paris Township donates money for city parks

By Michael Williamson 

Paris Township is planning to give the City of Marysville $90,000 over the next few years that will be earmarked for future parks-related projects.

Tony Eufinger, a Paris Township trustee, made the announcement at Marysville City Council Monday night, saying that since residents have to pay a substan...

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