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Enormous thanks to everyone that made it out to Spooky Town at Steve Cox Memorial Park on Saturday, October 26th from 2-5pm! White Center Teen Program staff and volunteers had a blast bringing the 2024 Outdoor Halloween Carnival back to the community. Families played carnival games, made arts and crafts, took the “Spooky Town Underground…
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Co-written by the Rec Aides Summer Sack Lunch wrapped up to rave reviews at three sites including Steve Cox Memorial Park, Dick Thurnau Memorial Park & Skyway Park. 27 Rec Aides dedicated the summer to serving lunches, handing out arts and crafts, and playing different tag games daily. In addition to providing recreation opportunities for…
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The White Center Fieldhouse & Caretaker Cottage were built between 1938-1940 by the Works Progress Administration on 12 acres donated by the Mountain View Community Club. Both buildings are now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The buildings are Rustic/National Park in style; including a half-log clad fieldhouse (1940); a caretaker’s residence (1940);…
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The Annual King County Parks Night Out Against Crime family event is back at Steve Cox Memorial Park on Tuesday, August 6th! King County Parks is thrilled to host families for an Under the Sea Night Out at the Playground Picnic Shelter at Steve Cox Memorial Park (1321 SW 102nd St 98146.) This year’s activities…
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The Learning Garden at Steve Cox Memorial Park was created to give teens the opportunity to learn how to grow and maintain different kinds of plants. This year, teen volunteers and White Center Teen Program staff prepped the Garden during the WC Spring Clean and then planted starts donated by the King County Greenhouse program.…
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Written by Rasheed, Vae and Allan The Peace N The Hood 3v3 Basketball tournament started in 2014 (about 10 years ago) and the founder of the event is Justin Cox. Justin came up with this idea to create an event that would not only bring the youth out to play in White Center for free,…
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Written by Vana, Ridwan and Frank Within the four walls of the Log Cabin teens can almost always find drop-in programs like Basketball, Homework Help, and Ping Pong. But did you know there’s also an entire lineup of popular classes offered daily each quarter by teen program staff? Structured programs have set times and days…
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Written by the CCN Event Team We had a wonderful night celebrating all of our cultures and our community at our Cultural Connection Night! There was a variety of cultural songs and dances shared, as well as beautiful art by our teens displayed. The show was hosted by our amazing emcees, Big AL and Kameron!…
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In honor of Cultural Connection Night at the Log Cabin, the staff and teens of the WCTP share some of their favorite WC and Log Cabin Community art projects and landmarks. WC Fieldhouse In 1939 the White Center Park was established, across the street from McLendons. It was one of six original developments in the…
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#3 by Brian Hustle on the courtsthe game of all sportscrossin over catswhile dressed in slackstempting to make a basketthese players couldn’t hack itI’m the last man standingsurviving and grabbingthe ball to score allthe points . . . .Basketball The community was invited to the unveiling of the Cultural Development Authority sponsored, “Sports in White…
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