When Legoland arrived in Goshen, N.Y., it divided residents into first-time environmental activists or business boosters. Now that the park is open, can neighbors piece together how to move ahead?
Source: New York Times
Legoland Is Now Open. Can Residents of Goshen, N.Y. Learn To Live With It?
Published in Amusement and Theme Parks, environment, Environmental Conservation Department (NYS), Goshen (NY), Hudson River Valley (NY), Lego Group and Legoland
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