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District pays off North Park early, top tennis comes to Boca Raton, a Fabulous Fourth recap and more in the July 2025 edition of the District Dispatch newsletter.

Paying bond ahead of schedule will speed the development of North Park.

Boca Raton Racquet Center serves as site for one of the USTA's most important junior tennis tournaments.

District parks help Boca Raton community enjoy a Fabulous Fourth. 

Softball coming to Sugar Sand, walking the Turtle Walk, families first at Willow and more in the June 2025 edition of the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District newsletter. 

With the City of Boca Raton looking to relocate some softball fields, District Commissioners approved creation of softball complex at Sugar Sand.

One of Gumbo Limbo's most beloved programs, Turtle Walk takes visitors inside the world of nesting sea turtles.

Summer Family Theatre Series at Sugar Sand's Willow Theatre draws praise from Boca Raton community.

Patch Reef's inclusive playground opens, Sue Budlong's route to Gumbo Limbo, Centennial Sunday celebrations and more in the May 2025 edition of the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District's newsletter.

Bring completed Centennial Passport to District parks on June Sundays for crafts and treats.

First trip to Gumbo Limbo leads to Sue Budlong becoming one of the Nature Center's most valuable volunteers.  

Jordan Ogman leads group of first children to enjoy newly renovated, all-inclusive Patch Reef Park playground created by District Commissioners drawing upon his inspiration.

Special needs child Jordan Ogman expected to be in attendance for the May 22 opening of the newly re-designed playground at Boca Raton's Patch Reef Park he inspired.

Special Olympics at Patch Reef, Island Trekking at Gumbo Limbo, Polishing Diamonds in Boca Raton and more in the April 2025 edition of the District Dispatch. 

Special Olympics returns to Patch Reef Park in Boca Raton for regional tennis tournament.

Groundskeepers spend much of the day ensuring Sugar Sand and Patch Reef fields are ready for baseball nights.

Island Treks program entertains while educating visitors at Gumbo Limbo Nature Center.  

Rugby gains a foothold, District receives key to the city, Swim Center pool re-opens and more in the March 2025 edition of the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District's newsletter.

Rugby played on District-funded fields launches Boca Raton youths on travels around the world.

District Commissioners presented with the key to the city as Boca Raton turns 100 years old.

Scheduled resurfacing complete, Boca Raton Swim Center re-opens to the Boca Raton community.

Jordan Ogman's New Buddy, Mikaela Hill's Impactful Volunteering, Pickleball Ratings at Patch Reef and more in the February 2025 edition of the District's newsletter.

Son of a District Commissioner, Eric Ehrnst embraces special needs child Jordan Ogman as the pair becomes best of  buddies within Boca Raton's TOPSoccer program.

A volunteer at two different District parks, Mikaela Hill helps ensure the Boca Raton community enjoys visits to the parks as much as she does.

DUPR ratings clinics at Patch Reef Park aim to make pickleball play more enjoyable by pairing pickleballers of similar skill levels within tournaments and open play.

Pro pickleball at Patch Reef, a steady direction for the District, a rink cover at Sugar Sand and more in this month's District Dispatch Newsletter.

New roof cover coming to Sugar Sand Park's outdoor multisport rink will allow hockey, basketball and futsal games to be played in any weather.

Former tennis star Ivan Lendl among the hundreds of professional and amateur players who converged on Patch Reef Park for the Boca Masters.

Pleased with the District's course over the past few years, District Commissioners once again vote Erin Wright chair.

The year 2024 will be remembered as a year of accomplishments within the District. Plus, District Commissioners' tight relationship with the Boca Raton community proved a key reason for the District's successful first half century.