You've got to see this Dayton park’s amazing transformation

As we told you just a few days ago, The Mural Machine and the Belmont Eastmont Hearthstone Community Council planned to team to transform the neglected park at

63-199 Nordale Ave.

Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson

Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson

Volunteers did just that during the Mural Painting Party in the Park, held on Sunday, Aug. 13.

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TIffany Clark of the Mural Machine said she wanted to add flowers to a neglected pool and shelter.

Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson

Credit: Photo: Amelia Robinson

"I want to make beauty out of the ugly," she told this news organization as part of our preview story.

Clark, herself a recovering opioid addict, said she wanted to support those battling heroin addiction and their families.

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Family members and friends are asked to submit flower suggestions for loved ones battling opioid addiction and those who have died.

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The results seen below are uplifting. 

Credit: Photo courtesy of John J. Stanton taken by Brian Johnson

Credit: Photo courtesy of John J. Stanton taken by Brian Johnson