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    City Parks Slowly Reopen After Storm Closures

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    Ashland, Ore. – The City of Ashland is gradually reopening its parks and recreational facilities after the severe storm that impacted the area last week. While most parks and amenities have resumed regular operations, city officials are urging the public to exercise caution as some areas may still have downed trees or branches.

    Parks that have reopened include several popular locations, with most amenities now available to the public. However, certain parks and facilities remain closed for safety reasons while crews continue with cleanup and inspection efforts.

    The following locations remain closed:

    • Siskiyou Mountain Park
    • Hald Strawberry Park
    • Ashland Watershed trails
    • Ashland Japanese Garden in Lithia Park
    • Hunter Park Tennis Courts
    • Lithia Park Pickleball Courts
    • Certain park restrooms

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