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  • Brier Public Library, 23303 Brier Road: A cozy, comfortable, modern building, Brier's library is the center of the city's community activities.

  • Brier Park, 2903 228th St. S.W.: A softball field, horse-exercise ring and playground equipment compliment the city's largest park's view of the Cascades.

  • Brierwood Park, 2655 Elm Drive: This park began as just a place to walk through, but the city has recently added some play equipment.

  • Bobcat Playfield, 3140 236th St. S.W.: Not really a full playfield. More of T-ball field.

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Saturday, June 12, 1999

Here, it's all play and no work

Residents enjoy a slow pace of life

Little community offers peace and quiet to spare

Young homeowners are just the latest wave of settlers

Jon Hahn: Love of gardening and land for it converge

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