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Maricella Wade tests out the new concrete addition to the Moses Lake Skate Park following a ribbon cutting at the park on Wednesday.
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Maricella Wade skates in the new concrete addition to the Moses Lake Skate Park while her daughter Ofelia, three, looks on.
Moses Lake City Director of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Susan Schwiesow, current Rotary Club of Moses Lake President Terry Leas, and past-president of the Rotary Club of Moses Lake Steven Ausere pose in the new concrete bowl at the Moses Lake Skate Park. The club raised over $160,000 to pay for the bowl’s construction, as well as the addition of LED lights for night skating.
Past president of the Rotary Club of Moses Steve Ausere (left), Director of Moses Lake City Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Susan Schwiesow, and Moses Lake Mayor Dean Hankins at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the improvements to the city’s skate park on Wednesday.
Steve Ausere (left), past president of the Rotary Club of Moses Lake, and Mayor Dean Hankins cut the ribbon to inaugurate the new additions to the Moses Lake Skate Park on Wednesday.
MOSES LAKE — The terrain has gotten a little more interesting for skateboarders in Grant County with the formal opening of a concrete bowl at the Moses Lake Skate Park.
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