Lost Battalion Hall Playground — Attraction in New York

It’s been almost a half year me and my 1 year old daughter come to this park every single morning. I love the park since it’s just 2 blocks away from our house, and it’s big enough for my daughter walking and running around, chasing the birds and squirrels, climb up and do the slide. The playground is not big but it’s good enough since not a lot of kids. We started come to this park in a pandemic period, so when everytime we went to the playground n found out no other kids/parents around it’s good for us because if there are other people is gonna be hard for the kids and us to keep maintain the 6ft apart. The park also clean enough, specially when snowfall blanketing the park, we still can walk in because they clean it up right away and made the path...

Textbook case of taxpayer money gone dark. Millions in public funding poured in back in 2019, and still no real oversight or visible results. Classic New York politics — money flows, accountability doesn’t. A procurement notice dated July 2019 for “Reconstruction of Lost Battalion Hall” suggests bidding was conducted then under “PIN# Q401-115M” with an estimated cost range of $5–10 million. The New York City Department of Parks & Recreation Capital Project Tracker shows this facility listed with a total funding amount of $25,817,000. FROM 5 MILLION TO 25 MILLION and no where near done and way...

Lost Battalion Playground is a small greenspace between the Battalion gym and the Rego Center. There are a number of benches and shady areas to sit on a nice day. For kids, there is a very small playground with two slides. Good place to sit to have lunch or after grabbing some coffee at the...