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DPR Summer Program Registration Opens on Tuesday, May 13 and Wednesday, May 14

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DPR opens summer program registration on May 13 and 14, providing a range of sports activities in League City, Texas. The programs include volleyball, water polo, and tennis, designed for local youth engagement. This initiative aims to promote a healthy and active lifestyle, catering to families in the community. League City, situated in Galveston County, emphasizes the importance of recreational opportunities for youth development. The summer programs reflect the city's commitment to enhancing community well-being and encouraging sports participation.

Registration will allow families to enroll their children in various sports, fostering teamwork and physical fitness. By promoting such activities, DPR aims to create a vibrant community atmosphere. Overall, these efforts are crucial in nurturing future generations and building strong community ties.

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