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It took a police detective months to identify the car whose occupant shot and killed Chris Murzin in 2021. But with the right software, the search could have been done in a day.
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Nearly a year after his death, the reward for information about the fatal shooting of a University Park man increased again from $50,000 to $57,500.
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Visitors to the playground at Coffee Park will find a plaque in tribute to a man who helped advocate for the first barrier-free playground in the city of University Park.
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Members of the Murzin family and University Park officials officially celebrated the dedication of the Murzin Family Playground at Coffee Park Oct. 22. The city’s first barrier-free playground was named for Chris Murzin and his family in recognition of their legacy of advocacy for accessible public recreation spaces.
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Coffee Park playground named to honor special needs advocacy
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The reward for information about the shooting death of Chris Murzin has increased again — this time from $25,000 to 50,000, it was announced Thursday.
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Chris Murzin’s friends and family are continuing his legacy of advocating for people with disabilities.
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The reward for information about the shooting death of Chris Murzin is increased to $25,000, it was announced Monday.
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The upcoming months offer an abundance of events and gatherings to spice up the fall calendar.
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The University Park city council awarded a $15,664,531.60 construction contract for phase I of surface improvements in Snider Plaza to SYB Construction Co., a company which has done other major work for the city, at its March 19 meeting.
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It’s been a rough year, and we wouldn’t have dreamed of participating in April Fools hijinks last year — a tornado followed by a pandemic was more than enough confusion, thank you very much.
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