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Rochester Recreation & Arena Announces Nancy Loud Park Revitalization Project

The Rochester Department of Recreation & Arena is excited to share an update on the Nancy Loud Park project.

Following the closure of Nancy Loud School in August 2023, efforts have been underway to transform the former school, park, and pool area into a vibrant community space.

Shaped by community feedback provided at two community engagement sessions in 2023 and 2024, the redesigned park will feature gravel walking paths, a new playground, a basketball court, a shaded pavilion, multi-generational fitness equipment, and ambient lighting.

“The park will continue the legacy of this special East Rochester property,” said Lauren Krans, Director of Recreation & Arena. “With input from the community, we have designed a beautiful, comfortable outdoor space where the neighborhood can gather and have fun for generations to come.”

Krans says the pool will remain open this summer. Site work is already in progress, with completion expected by September 2025.

For updates, visit the Nancy Loud Park Project page or contact Lauren Krans at (603) 332-4120 or Lauren.Krans@rochesternh.gov.

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