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Basketball Courts
updated: May 14, 2010, 11:52 AM
I was wondering if anyone can suggest basketball courts that the public can use on the upper
Westside? I'm wary of going on school grounds, not because of crime but more because I'm not sure if the public is
allowed to use their facilities.
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COMMENT 75722
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2010-05-14 02:20 PM |
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I think there's still one above the playground at Escondido Park on Calle Canon - Flora Vista, or try Harding School on Valerio.
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PATRICK
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2010-05-14 02:24 PM |
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I live near. Harding, and they keep the gates locked after school is out (unfortunately).
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COMMENT 75726
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2010-05-14 03:02 PM |
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La Cumbre junior high, when they kids are outta there.
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COMMENT 75739
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2010-05-14 04:44 PM |
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I would like to find some older guys to play half court after work weekdays. Anyone interested?
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COMMENT 75741
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2010-05-14 05:14 PM |
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older as in? ...
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ROGER DODGER
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2010-05-14 08:50 PM |
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There's A church around the 3700 Block of Modoc, I used to shoot baskets at. I can hardly walk anymore now, so no for me on A team.
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COMMENT 75774
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2010-05-15 07:23 AM |
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"Upper Westside" traditionally means upper latitudes, or higher inland on the street grid, north of Mission Street. Lately, some have interpreted "upper" as higher elevation as towards the "backside" of the Mesa or up the West Valerio Street corridor towards Elings Park. Still, La Cumbre Jr. High School on Modoc Road has lots of B-ball courts that are fully open to the public when school is not in session for the day.
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