Albany Unity in the Community event scheduled for Oct. 24

“We’re going to take over the park for a whole day for people to enjoy. We’re just trying to bring unity for the community.”

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The Albany Recreation and Parks Department, along with the Albany Police Department, Albany Fire Department and others are hosting a Unity in the Community event at the Gordon Sports Complex on Oct. 24.
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ALBANY – The Albany Recreation and Parks Department is bringing its first-ever Unity in the Community event to Albany in October, with a day of food and activities including blacktop basketball and a softball game featuring special guests.

“We’re going to take over the park for a whole day for people to enjoy,” Recreation and Parks employee Kenji Harris Sr. said. “We’re just trying to bring unity for the community.”

The event kicks off at 9 a.m. on Oct. 24 at the Gordon Sports Complex on Willie Pitts Jr. Road with blacktop basketball. A Kid Zone will open at about noon with activities and free food for youngsters. Activities will include bounce houses, miniature golf and a video game truck.

Food trucks will be on hand for adults, and the celebrity Stop the Violence Softball Game is scheduled for 2 p.m.

The Recreation and Parks Department is teaming up with the Albany Police Department, Albany Fire Department and other first responders in the community to put on the event, Harris said.

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“This is the first one we’re doing,” he said. “We’re hoping to make it an annual thing.”

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