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Spokane: Upriver Park Ribbon Cutting June 2
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Parks & Recreation: 311 or 509.755.2489

Upriver Park Ribbon Cutting and Dedication



WHAT:



Three acres have been dedicated to river access for water-based recreation, while also contributing to an ecologically healthy shoreline. The newly completed Upriver Park features an improved section of Centennial Trail, views of the river and more amenities. Join us to celebrate the new park and what it offers the Spokane community.

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WHO:



Speakers:
  • Dennis Vermillion, CEO, Avista
  • Garrett Jones, Director of Parks and Recreation, City of Spokane
  •          



WHERE:



Upriver Park

Mission Ave. and Upriver Drive, Spokane

At the archways near the park's north entrance



WHEN:



Thursday, June 2

10 a.m.


Filed Under: Government, City

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