Harlingen's popular arroyo trail is getting even better! The second phase of construction is almost done, meaning more space for you to walk, bike, and soak up the outdoors.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 11 the 90 before that.
The board approved $40,000 for Vestal Dog Park and various other funding amounts for park supplies and signage.
Harlingen residents who use city parks and public spaces.
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The board is investing in several city parks to improve cleanliness and accessibility. These upgrades, including new trash cans and signage, aim to make our public spaces more welcoming for everyone.
The board will be looking at how to maintain and improve our city parks. This affects everyone who uses local playgrounds, sports fields, or walking trails.
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The city is exploring ways to upgrade Central Park, looking at adding new playground equipment and walking paths. This could make the park a better place for families and outdoor activities.
A new park is coming to Harlingen! The council approved its development, which should add more green space and recreational opportunities for residents.
The city is planning its summer activities, which could include sports, camps, and events for all ages. These programs offer constructive ways for residents, particularly youth, to spend their summer.
The commission recognized the success of local high school basketball teams, celebrating their achievements and the pride they bring to the community.
The commission considered variances for park fees for a subdivision, balancing development needs with the city's park funding requirements.
The library is planning its summer reading program and wants to boost participation. They are looking for ways to make the program more appealing and accessible to residents of all ages.
The commission looked at ideas for making local parks better, like updating equipment or adding new features. This aims to improve recreational spaces for everyone.
The commission discussed the budget for parks and recreation services. This impacts the quality of public spaces and recreational programs available to residents.
Local parents and coaches are calling for urgent repairs to Victor Park, citing safety hazards and poor field conditions that discourage youth participation.
The city is funding its summer youth program, offering activities for kids during the break. This provides a safe and engaging environment for children and support for working parents.
The commission discussed upgrading city parks. This could mean better facilities and more opportunities for outdoor activities for residents.
The department is planning its summer programs, which offer activities for children and families. This involves deciding on the types of programs, how to run them, and what resources are needed.
The city is exploring ways to fund much-needed upgrades to local parks. This could mean better facilities and more green spaces for everyone to enjoy.
Planning is underway for summer recreational activities. The goal is to offer a range of programs like sports camps and arts classes to keep kids and families active and engaged during the summer.
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