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Community Accessibility Program (CAP) Opening & Ribbon Cutting
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· October 13, 2026
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Recreation Services is thrilled to launch The Community Accessibility Program (CAP) at Patch Reef Park on Oct 23. CAP is a brand-new initiative dedicated to inclusive and adaptive recreation for children and families throughout our community.
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Key points CAP is a brand-new initiative dedicated to inclusive and adaptive recreation for children and families throughout our community. Recreation Services is thrilled to launch The Community Accessibility Program (CAP) at Patch Reef Park on Oct 23. More parks Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Recreation Services is thrilled to launch The Community Accessibility Program (CAP) at Patch Reef Park on Oct 23. CAP is a brand-new initiative dedicated to inclusive and adaptive recreation for children and families throughout our community.
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