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 === 2000s - headed by Golden ===
+After the earthquake, the decline and disinvestment into the city continued untill 2002 when a new mayor, Bruce Holloway was elected. He promised for growth and the revitalization of districts near downtown Greenfield.
+Both the green and blue LRT lines finished construction and opened in 2003. With this came the first talks about a new high end waterfront neighbourhood in baronsbar, and new housing on the former parking lots of the Nazoma Monolith. With this, multiple districts around the city, like Del Rey, Peralta Beach, South Hill and North of Market were rezoned to incentivise new housing construction
+Bruce Holloway kept his promise of new growth and the city saw numerous new highrises built around the financial district. The Downtown waterfront plan was also made. In this plan many of the piers would be converted into other uses, such as the Greenfield Aquarium, which would open in 2006
+Unfortunately the Great Recession would halt this growth. It would indefinitely halt many construction projects around the city, such as the redevelopment of Baron's Bar, Peralta Beach and the waterfront redevelopment plan.
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 === 2010s - headed by Moon moon, Golden ===
-In the early 2010s, the city began to see major economic recovery after the recession back in 2008. Well, all except Baron's Bar which was hit especially hard and took longer to even start to bounce back. Mayor [Add Mayor Name Here] spent tons of money strengthening the infrastructure, and improving the tourist appeal with a better waterfront, new stadium, among many other projects.
+In the early 2010s, the city began to see major economic recovery after the recession back in 2008. Mayor Bruce Holloway spent tons of money strengthening the infrastructure, and improving the tourist appeal by continuing the waterfront redevelopment plan. Another plan was made to redevelop the Ashfield waterfront to connect the Delrey neighbourhood with the rest of Ashfield.
+During the 2010s the city would grow immensely etc
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