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             4     Second, the empty green space              a park in their last neighborhood.
               is ugly and dangerous. It’s full of            “Before the project, people hardly
               overgrown weeds, broken glass,                 knew each other,” Sophie says. “Then

               and other trash. It’s a real hazard            we worked together, and we all got
               to children and pets. Building a park          to be great friends!”
               there will change a trash heap into         6     I’ll be doing outreach around the

               a place every resident can be proud            neighborhood next week. If you
               of. Picture a green, shady place               support a new park and want to help

               where grown-ups can relax, kids and            make it happen, please sign my
               dogs can play, and cats can . . . do           petition. Let’s all work together to
               whatever cats do. Sounds nice,                 make our community safer, friendlier,

               doesn’t it?                                    and more fun!

             5     Finally, a new park will build
               fellowship in our community.
               Working toward a common goal
               can really bring people together.                                                   Gazebo

               Sophie and Kendall Vu, new
               residents, told me they helped build









                              Playground


                                                     Basketball Courts








                                            Pavilion

                                                             Tennis Courts            Recreation Center





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