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Registration now open for City of Edmonds Summer Day Camp Program

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The City of Edmonds announced the reopening of its Summer Day Camp Program for children entering grades 2-6 after a one-year hiatus. Registration is currently open, and the camp will take place at the Frances Anderson Center playfield, utilizing the nearby parks for various activities. Scheduled from June 25 to August 39, the camp runs daily from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p.

m. Discounted rates are offered for the first two weeks, encouraging early sign-ups. This initiative aims to foster community engagement and provide a safe space for children during the summer months. The program not only promotes physical activity but also social interaction among peers. Parents can register through a QR code or by visiting a designated link.

The return of this program highlights the city's commitment to youth development and recreation.

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