Staff Report / Daytonalocal.org

New park signs have been installed at the entrances of several parks in Daytona Beach, including Henry Lee Park, Sunnyland Park, Suburbia Park, and Oleander Park. In addition, the Cherry Cultural & Educational Center will have new signage installed next month, which will feature a digital sign to promote the center's programs and city events. Further updates will be provided by the City of Daytona Beach Parks & Recreation Department.

Source: City of Daytona Beach Parks & Recreation Department | Daytona Beach FL | Facebook

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Daytona, FL

301 S. Ridgewood Ave., Room 116, Daytona Beach, FL

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