President Barack Obama’s visit to a high school in Brooklyn
will result in the closure of Prospect Park for six hours, between according to
the park’s website, Politicker reports.
“Prospect Park will be closed on Friday, October 25 from 12
– 6pm due to security associated with the President’s visit. We apologize for
any inconvenience,” a notice reads.
A Parks Department spokesman confirmed the entire 585-acre
park will be closed for the stretch.
Mr. Obama is scheduled to visit the Pathways in Technology Early
College High School (P-TECH) in Crown Heights, which appears to be roughly two
miles away from the park.
A Park Slope blog reported Tuesday that helicopters were
landing in Prospect Park, in what seems like Looks like a test landing in
preparation for President Obama’s visit. Local photographer Tom Prendergast
captured shots of the U.S. Marine
Corps choppers setting down in the middle of the park.
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