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USICERINKS.COM JULY.AUGUST.2022 / 23 Additionally, the city extended the trail system so that it leads to the RP Lumber Center. With ample bike racks, this is a perfect destination for folks who like to commute on two wheels. Future Forward After 15 months of construction, RP Lumber Center officially opened its doors to the public and began play with a ceremonial puck drop. The facility already has plans for host- ing summer clinics, a Learn to Skate program that starts in September and birthday parties booked for the year. The RP Lumber Center will serve as home ice for the Tigers, and it will host games and tournaments in the future. Nearby hotels and lodging should make it an attractive tournament destination moving forward. Plans for a second sheet—potentially indoor or outdoor—are already underway. For Zamora, who has spent 20 years working with privately owned operations — most notably the Anaheim Ducks—what strikes him about this city project is the amount of pride the community takes in the completion of the facility. "It's a huge initiative. Coming to work in a municipality, you really get to see how much pride and effort goes into their parks department," he said. "It really makes a big difference." J RP Lumber Center opened with a ceremonial puck drop this June.

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