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Two community Arbor Day events will celebrate the life and achievements of Robert L. Presutti, a longtime city resident who volunteered many hours with the Parks Department and the Retired

OTHELLO – Monday’s Othello City Council meeting featured recognition from playground manufacturer and researcher PlayCore for the city’s nearly completed Iron Horse Playground in Lions Park, as well as an update on grant applications for several future park projects. Othello Mayor Shawn Logan introduced the PlayCore award, which adds the playground to PlayCore’s registry of National Demonstration Sites.

Rapid City has released its annual Summer Program Guide, filled with information on everything from classes to special events and pool hours, and to how to reserve park shelters.

Classrooms receive project grants

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The Colorado River Indian Tribes held their annual Easter Egg hunt on March 23. The event was sponsored and organized by the CRIT Special Diabetes Project-Recreation Program.

The Townsend city pool aims to open in June and is in the process of hiring a new manager and the pool won’t be able to operate without one.

A federal court judge ordered park bans against 15 activists be lifted until the N.C. ACLU's lawsuit against the city of Asheville is complete.

When: Conoy Township board of supervisors, Feb. 8.

Happening Soon   Board Game Night SMSU Cafeteria Mar. 1, 3 p.m. Free for students  Hang out with the weekly group to play games and make friends   PSU Choirs: Golden First United Methodist Church Mar. 1, 7:30 p.m. Free for students PSU's Rose, Thorn and Chamber Choirs present a journey of life and l