Long-awaited Landings Park open
Bruce Howard with the Avista Corporation (front left,) and Post Falls City Councilman Joe Malloy (front right) perform the ribbon cutting at the Landings Park dedication Friday. From the rear left looking on are Jayson Cornwell with the City of Post Falls Parks and Recreation Commission, and Dave Fair, director of Post Falls Parks and Recreation.
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Boy Scout 213 presented the colors at the Landings Park dedication Friday. Prior to the ceremony they took time to play a few games. From left: David Anfang, Oakley Lohman, Wyatt Laiva and Matthew Anfang.
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The amphitheater at the Landings Park in Post Falls. directly adjacent to Falls Park, he venue also features a large patio, views of the Spokane River and Post Falls Dam and a promenade that will ultimately follow the river all the way to Q'emiln Park.
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POST FALLS — A new city park along the Spokane River and Post Falls Dam has become a reality after 20 years of planning. More than 100 people gathered Friday afternoon to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the Landings Park...
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