Lake Boren Park Pickleball Reopening: The tennis and pickleball courts at Lake Boren Park in Newcastle, Washington, are now open again after resurfacing delays caused by contractor issues. The courts, which were scheduled to reopen earlier, remained closed into July, upsetting local players eager to return for summer games.
Community Frustration and City Response
The resurfacing project had been planned to finish sooner, but delays kept the courts shut longer than expected. Local residents expressed disappointment as their summer plans were affected. In response, the City of Newcastle addressed the matter through social media.
“We know this closure has been frustrating for those looking forward to summer play,” the city posted, acknowledging the setback and thanking residents for their patience during the delay.
Courts Ready for Play
The newly restored courts are now open to the public. The city’s social media post ended on a positive note: “In the meantime, we hope you enjoy getting back out on the courts!”
Looking Ahead
The reopening of the courts brings relief to pickleball and tennis players in Newcastle. While the delays were inconvenient, the fresh surface now gives the community a better space for recreational play. The city hopes the improved courts will support healthy activity and neighborly connection throughout the summer.
News in Brief: Lake Boren Park Pickleball Reopening
Newcastle’s Lake Boren Park tennis and pickleball courts are back open after contractor delays pushed resurfacing work into July. The city thanked residents for their patience and encouraged players to enjoy the newly restored courts just in time for summer.
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