Wanda Irving’s legacy: Shaping P.C. summers

Village renames long-established free summer playground program after its founder
July 11, 2024 at 12:27 a.m.
Chase Carroll (left), 15, Ja’Lil Irving, 14, Charlee Hollis, 9, and Janelle Carroll cut a ribbon at the gazebo in Columbus Park on July 1, ceremoniously renaming a longstanding Village of Port Chester summer service to Wanda Irving’s Neighborhood Free Playground Program. Wanda Irving, who died in 2020, created the initiative in 2004.
Chase Carroll (left), 15, Ja’Lil Irving, 14, Charlee Hollis, 9, and Janelle Carroll cut a ribbon at the gazebo in Columbus Park on July 1, ceremoniously renaming a longstanding Village of Port Chester summer service to Wanda Irving’s Neighborhood Free Playground Program. Wanda Irving, who died in 2020, created the initiative in 2004. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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Janelle Carroll described her mother, Wanda Irving, as a community resource. “She was a staple …

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