Bids are in for Phase 2
Here are the bids for phase 2.
Posted on November 13th 2008 by david in construction | Leave Comments |
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Summer is gone but grass is sprouting in the park.
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New seating and new grass!
How exciting! The concrete foundation “ruins” have seatcaps made of purpleheart (a tropical hardwood) and the grass has sprouted.
Posted on November 13th 2008 by david in construction | Leave Comments |
Yeah, Ballard Market!
Your receipts become cash for the park. Gabriella recently handed in over $40,000 worth of receipts, which became this check. Thanks, Ballard Market!
Posted on November 10th 2008 by david in Fundraising | Leave Comments |