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Seattle Ends Dual-Striped Court Experiment as Pickleball Demand Reshapes Parks Strategy 

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New Seattle Parks and Recreation strategy retires shared tennis-pickleball courts, names new sport hubs, and signals reliance on private facilities to meet pickleball demand.  Seattle is pulling the plug on its nine-year experiment of cramming two booming racquet sports onto the same painted concrete. In an Outdoor Raquet Sports Strategy report published earlier this year, […]

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