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Redwood Shores Branch Library wants to hear community voices

Redwood Shores Branch Library wants to hear community voices
The Redwood Shores Branch Library wants to hear the voices of the community, so it is calling on all Redwood City residents to a community event to review its progress and gather input on the future of the playground. Photo: Google Maps

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The Redwood Shores Branch Library wants to hear the voices of the community, so it has called on all Redwood City residents to community event in order to monitor its progress and collect opinions on the future of the playground.

The appointment is next Thursday, April 25 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at 399 Marine Parkway in Redwood City.

?We are excited to continue our dialogue with the wonderful residents of Redwood Shores and beyond! "After two successful community outreach opportunities earlier this year, we are back to offer you more ideas and collect your valuable contributions," the library said in a statement.

In this next event, he noted, the general concept of the plan will be delved into, updated information on the progress made will be provided, focusing on collecting their opinions on the characteristics of the playground in order to create two renders of the playground for future discussion.

Organizers encouraged you to bring your questions, ideas, and enthusiasm, as the library team will be ready to listen, answer your questions, and engage in meaningful conversations. 

And, he said, the opinion of residents is crucial to shaping the future of community spaces, as they will have the opportunity to highlight the amenities and features of play areas that are most important to children, whether swings and interactive installations or the presence of public art and shade structures, your preferences will guide our decision-making process.

Previous public input sessions have been held on January 20 at the Redwood Shores Library and on February 6 at the Sandpiper Community Center, where discussions were held about the plan and the future of the community playground.

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Pamela Cruz
Pamela Cruz
Editor-in-Chief of Peninsula 360 Press. A communicologist by profession, but a journalist and writer by conviction, with more than 10 years of media experience. Specialized in medical and scientific journalism at Harvard and winner of the International Visitors Leadership Program scholarship from the U.S. government.

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