Browns Park in Spokane Valley

Spokane Valley is planning more than $1.1 million in improvements to Browns Park that include landscaping, a walking path with lighting, a restroom and picnic shelters.

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Wed., Oct. 24, 2018

Volunteer Dennis Baal (center) and Lindsay Callaghan, operations manager for Evergreen Regional Volleyball Association (right) take down volleyball nets at Browns Park in Spokane Valley, Wash., on Oct. 22, 2018. Once updates and renovations are complete, the park will have 16 sand volleyball courts in total, a pickleball court, a larger parking lot and more space for picnic shelters.

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Construction vehicles clear space for eight new volleyball courts at Browns Park in Spokane Valley, Wash. on Oct. 22, 2018. Once updates and renovations are complete, the park will have 16 sand volleyball courts, a pickleball court, a larger parking lot and more space for picnic shelters.

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Older volleyball courts at Browns Park are seen in Spokane Valley, Wash. on Oct. 22, 2018. Browns Park is an 8.2-acre park located at the corner of Pines Road and 32nd Avenue, across from University High School.

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Boys play basketball at Browns Park in Spokane Valley, Wash. on Oct. 22, 2018. Browns Park is an 8.2-acre park located at the corner of Pines Road and 32nd Avenue, across from University High School.

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The picnic shelter at Browns Park is seen in Spokane Valley, Wash. on Oct. 22, 2018. Once updates and renovations are complete, there will be new picnic shelters and a new walking path, plus lighting throughout the park.

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Lindsay Callaghan, operations manager for Evergreen Regional Volleyball Association, left, and volunteer Dennis Baal take down volleyball nets at Browns Park in Spokane Valley, Wash., on Oct. 22, 2018. Once updates and renovations are complete, the park will have 16 sand volleyball courts in total, a pickleball court, a larger parking lot and more space for picnic shelters.

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