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Article: Mud bog, light plan make pet pals growl.
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- AZ Daily Star
- Article date:
- July 5, 2007
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Byline: Josh Brodesky
Jul. 5--For regulars, the North Sixth Avenue Dog Park is an urban oasis for canine harmony.
The small field is a place for dogs and people to mingle during the cool morning hours or at the end of a long, hot day.
Quaint and marked by a neighborly atmosphere, the dog park is the last place one would expect high drama. But lately, the park's tranquil community vibe has taken a hit, with an impending shutdown and with many dog owners upset about proposed changes.
The park's problems mostly center around a sprawling patch of dirt. The park will be closing on Monday for about six weeks so the city can lay down sod or ...
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