Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Cliff Hales of Port Angeles and his daughter, Julie Hales, 14, work on a play structure at the Generation II Dream Playground at Erickson Playfield on Saturday in Port Angeles. Playground organizers held an informal build session attended by about 50 people on Saturday to make progress on portions of the playground left unfinished during last week's six-day community build. The Dream Playground Foundation will hold a two-day community build this Friday and Saturday with the hope of completing playground construction. Signups for the build can be found at padreamplayground.org.

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Generation II Dream Playground build days at Erickson Playfield

Signups open for volunteers

Cliff Hales of Port Angeles and his daughter, Julie Hales, 14, work on a play structure at the Generation II Dream Playground at Erickson Playfield on Saturday in Port Angeles. Organizers held an informal build session with about 50 people on Saturday to make progress on portions left unfinished during last week’s six-day community build. A two-day community build will be held this Friday and Saturday with the hope of completing construction. Signup for the build at padreamplayground.org.

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