Finch Arboretum Hosts Tree Trot 5K Fun Run

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's Finch Arboretum is set to host a Tree Trot 5K Fun Run on October 4 to raise funds for a new nature-based playground. The event is part of a larger initiative to promote outdoor activities and community involvement. Concurrently, District 3's weekly newsletter addresses vital local issues such as Play Streets, which aim to create safe spaces for children to play, and developments at Deaconess Hospital. These topics underscore the city's focus on enhancing public spaces and healthcare resources. The newsletter also prepares families for the upcoming school year, emphasizing community support.

The Tree Trot is expected to draw significant participation, reinforcing the importance of community events. Both announcements showcase Spokane's commitment to improving the city's infrastructure and quality of life. Local engagement in these initiatives is crucial for their success and sustainability.

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