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Views, Brews & Thank Yous
A thank you letter from Emerging Leaders Co-Chair, Megan Busam Wow! Where to start? Thank you to everyone who attended ...
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News Release: Cincinnati Parks 2023 Outdoor Roller Skating Season Opens on May 27th
Sawyer Point Riverfront Rink will host series of roller skating events as a fundraising initiative to restore the rink kicks ...
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NEWS RELEASE: Cincinnati Tree Canopy is Growing Thanks to Grant from Arbor Day Foundation and Kimberly-Clark
Cincinnati Parks Foundation and Arbor Day Foundation/Kimberly-Clark Team up to Host a Tree Planting Event in Roselawn Local tree planting ...
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Happy Birthday, Carol Ann Haile!
A birthday is always something to celebrate! And 100 years is a special milestone. This month, we're celebrating the 100th ...
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Everybody In for a New Season of Accessible Hiking in Cincinnati Parks
At Cincinnati Parks Foundation, we're about improving Cincinnati Parks and inviting everybody in! That's a perfect description of our be.well ...
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Take a Walk with these Women Contributing to Cincinnati Parks
Thursday, March 30th, is Take a Walk in a Park Day, an occasion dedicated to encouraging people to explore and ...
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17th Annual Hats Off Luncheon Set to Raise Funds for Cincinnati Parks
The Cincinnati Parks Foundation is proud to announce the 17th annual Hats Off Luncheon to support the preservation and enhancement ...
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obLITTERate Litter in Parks
The Cincinnati Parks Foundation obLITTERators are back at it again this year, ready to obLITTERate litter in Parks. We're rolling ...
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Love in Cincinnati Parks
We all love Cincinnati Parks. But this time of year, it's fun to hear stories about those who found love ...
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Keep Rolling. . .
Roller skating may be having a moment. But it’s not having a resurgence. Your social media feed may now be ...
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