Park Named for Slain Teen Opens

By Scott Eisenhuth
|  Wednesday, Apr 28, 2010  |  Updated 4:11 PM EST
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Park Named for Slain Teen Opens

File photo of 19 year old Diamond Teague killed Oct 9, 2003.

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D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty joined members of a nonprofit youth organization to open a park named for a teenager slain in 2003.

The Diamond Teague Park and Marina officially opened today.

Teague was a member of the Earth Conservation Corps, a nonprofit organization whose members restore and clean the Anacostia River and surrounding areas. Corps members will be managers of the marina and serve as dock hands.

The park cost $8 million and is across from Nationals Park.

The marina, which lets baseball fans get to the stadium by water taxi, opened in April.

Teague's 2003 death remains unsolved.

Posted Tuesday, Apr 27, 2010 - 7:17 PM EST
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