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Wed May 31, 2017

Panhandle Playground Project - Planning Meeting

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A workshop to discuss future improvements to the Panhandle Playground as part of the Let’s Play SF! Initiative - a partnership with the San Francisco Parks Alliance.
RSVP by clicking Register, this is helpful to know how many people are coming, but not mandatory for you to attend. Please do so by May 31 at noon.
Food provided! Children and youth welcome as we will have planning activities geared towards them!
For more information about the Panhandle Playground Project, please visit tinyurl.com/PanhandlePlayground or contact Project Manager Melinda Stockmann at [email protected] or at 415-581-2548. 
A workshop to discuss future improvements to the Panhandle Playground as part of the Let’s Play SF! Initiative - a partnership with the San Francisco Parks Alliance.
RSVP by clicking Register, this is helpful to know how many people are coming, but not mandatory for you to attend. Please do so by May 31 at noon.
Food provided! Children and youth welcome as we will have planning activities geared towards them!
For more information about the Panhandle Playground Project, please visit tinyurl.com/PanhandlePlayground or contact Project Manager Melinda Stockmann at [email protected] or at 415-581-2548. 
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