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It’s time to find a home for the skatepark
WILSONVILLE, OREGON – Wilsonville’s current 3,500-square-foot skate spot was built in Memorial Park in 1999. In 2005 an effort was begun to work with Wilsonville’s Community Services Department, Park and Recreation Advisory Board, and the city council to create a plan for expanding the skateboarding options in Wilsonville.
This led to the city council adopting the [...]
Skatepark soon to be more than just a hole
After school gets out in Echo, some kids make their way to the west side of town, near the Umatilla River, to check on the progress of the new skatepark.
It’s just a hole in the ground now, lined with rebar and wooden forms. But the skatepark is fueling the dreams of young skaters all over [...]
Skatepark ribbon-cutting today
The long-awaited Kelso Rotary Skatepark will officially open to the public following a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 12, the city of Kelso announced recently.
“I’m excited to see the plans we’ve worked on for years come to fruition,” Mayor David Futcher stated in a press release. “The skatepark will finally give kids who prefer [...]
Skatepark can’t find a new home
Council, skatepark board have three locations, but no decision
WILSONVILLE, OREGON – It’s all about location, location, location. But choosing one seems to be a problem that no one can solve.
Jim Barnes, a parent and organizer of the Wilsonville skatepark Association, said last week he is preparing to make a presentation to the Wilsonville City Council [...]
Skatepark work wrapping up; ribbon-cutting Nov. 12
The long-awaited Kelso Rotary Skatepark will officially open to the public following a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 12, the city of Kelso announced Monday.
“I’m excited to see the plans we’ve worked on for years come to fruition,” Mayor David Futcher stated in a press release. “The skatepark will finally give kids who prefer [...]