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Glen Canyon tennis courts back to dirt again

September 13, 2014 by Elizabeth Weise

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By Murray Schneider

While an official ribbon cutting ceremony was held in mid-March 2014 to commemorate the long-awaiting opening of the Glen Park Recreation Playground, its two tennis courts remained in play only for six months before all matches were called off by the Recreation and Park Department. Apprised of the faulty-graded slope on both courts, which didn’t annoy neighborhood tennis players but troubled the United States Tennis Association, Rec and Park, in collaboration with the City’s Department of Public Works, began demolition of the two court early this month. Work will continue until the project is completed in the winter of next year.

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Glen Park Association is with Bonnee Waldstein and 3 others at Cuppa glen park.
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A big thank you to all who attended Glen Park Association’s Fall Quarterly Meeting at CUPPA Cuppa🧋🍙 !

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Disaster Preparedness - Department of Emergency Management, Emergency Preparedness Consultant and
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Glen Park Association is with Bonnee Waldstein at Glen Park Station Bar.
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Many thanks to Evelyn Rose, our Glen Park historian! She gave a wonderful presentation on the history of the Glen Park Station bar. And a big thanks to State Senator/ former District 8 Supervisor, Scott Wiener for stopping by and giving a commendation to Sean Kelly and Shane Ryan Glen Park Station

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