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Big Cats, Highwires, and You

Get ready for a show full of beautiful animals, high-flying aerialists, and much more with something for everyone. Presale tickets are now available for Culpepper & Merriweather Circus, coming in less than a month.

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Postponed Abigail’s Garden Party

Due to a high wind advisory and the possible chance of hail and snow in some higher passes and mountains, Hero Homestead has decided to postpone Abigail’s Garden Party.
Instead, Heroes Homestead will be open to visitors tomorrow when the event was scheduled for those who show up. However, all activities have been moved to the following weekend.

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Want A Job?

Getting a job has changed dramatically over the last couple of years. Despite many looking for work and help wanted signs in abundance, people on all sides of the hiring process are frustrated.

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Burning Yard Waste Prohibited

It is illegal to burn yard and garden waste because Deer Park city is in an Urban Growth Area (UGA). That begs the question, What are my alternatives to getting rid of my yard debris?

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Quick Bits – Deer Park City Council Meeting

During the last Deer Park City Council meeting, several issues were addressed briefly. These issues regarded pedestrian ramps, COVID emergency powers, inflation regarding the annual fireworks budget, and repairs completed in parks.

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Grand Seasonal Opening – Rosewood Lane Greenhouse

Rosewood Lane Greenhouse opening date is April 29, Friday. The greenhouse offers a huge selection of large, gorgeous hanging baskets, and other pots for gifts, or for your own yard.

Mother’s Day sale will be going on hanging baskets – Friday and Saturday, May 6 and 7.

For anyone interested in gardening and raising your own food, there’s something for everyone!

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Advancing City Communications

Recently a survey was distributed to Deer Park civilians primarily through the mail with water and sewer bills. The topic was communication with the city. Councilmember Caleb Stapp pointed out that the delivery method may have skewed the results as it targets a specific demographic.

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Replacing Ron Scholz Moving Forward

Filling the vacancy left by Ron Scholz and the process to be used has been decided by the Deer Park City Council. The City of Deer Park will accept applications for just a short time in order to meet the legal deadline. With Councilmember Ron Scholz’s resignation, a short window of ninety days exists for the council to appoint a replacement.

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Micro Your Greens

Microgreens are defined as bigger than seedlings but not full-grown plants. Microgreens include the first couple of leaves out of the ground and the next set of leaves produced after that. From seed to microgreen, it only takes a week to two! In this tiny form, their leaves are so superdense with vitamins and antioxidants that, with some varieties, they can surpass their adult form by up to 40 times in nutrition!

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