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Ogden opens first all-abilities playground and new pickleball courts

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OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — Ogden City is celebrating the opening of the city's very first all-abilities playground and new pickleball courts! All-abilities playground and new pickleball courts According to Ogden City, the new playground, is designed to give all children the opportunity to play, regardless of any mobility challenges they may face.

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