San Jose: Media Advisory: Council District 2 Kicks Off the New Year with Two Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies
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Daniel Lazo, Public Information Manager, Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services
408-460-4468; daniel.lazo@sanjoseca.gov

Details:
When & Where:	Golden Oak Park Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Located along Via Del Oro and Emergent Way San José, CA 95119 Saturday, January 28, 2023 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Miner Park Renovations Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Located along Lean Avenue and Copco Lane San José, CA 95123 Saturday, February 4, 2023 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Who:	Councilmember Sergio Jimenez and Council District 2 Office Great Oaks Neighborhood Association Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services
Background:	The City of San José Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services (PRNS) Department, Council District 2 office, and residents will unveil Golden Oak Park on Saturday, January 28, and amenity renovations to Miner Park on Saturday, February 4. More on The Californer California: As Trump tears apart decades of environmental progress, Governor Newsom restores nearly 300,000 acres of habitat and cuts average permitting time to 42 days New Rock Music Release "Groove Train" JiT Home Buyers Announces Standardized Nationwide Operating Model to Strengthen Homeowner Experience Life Hacks of the Rich and Famous named "Best Self Help Podcast" Seth Neblett's Mothership Connected: Focuses on P-Funk's Women as Mothership Celebrates 50 Years Residents can look forward to a new 1.6 acre neighborhood park in the Great Oaks neighborhood. The park has two playgrounds, a picnic area, and a fitness equipment station. Additional features include a lounge seating area, drinking fountain, bike rack, and cornhole set up for residents to relax, unwind, and have fun. Miner Park features a new walking pathway at the north end of the park, three new fitness equipment areas, and a renovated neighborhood reader board. These community spaces are one of many ways our City invests in the future of its residents. With over 200 City parks, residents of all ages, cultures, and abilities can enjoy a safe, fun, and healthy San José. For more information about PRNS parks and facilities, visit www.sanjoseca.gov/prns. For updates, follow @sjparksandrec on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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