Coronavirus: Dallas To Close Some City Dog Park Recreation Areas
Continuing the need to maintain social distancing, the Dallas Park and Recreation Department announced it will close city dog parks and all park recreational amenities.
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Continuing the need to maintain social distancing, the Dallas Park and Recreation Department announced it will close city dog parks and all park recreational amenities.
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