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Suns, Mercury spruce up West Valley gym floor

Dysart center celebrates thanks to pro teams

The Dysart Community Center, the oldest nonprofit in the West Valley, has provided more than 60 years of service to children, youth and adults through educational programs and its before and after school program in Surprise and El Mirage.

So, the Phoenix Suns/Mercury Foundation stepped up with a grant when the gym needed a new floor for kids to step on.

The community gathered on March 18 to celebrate a major milestone for the community center at 14414 N. El Mirage Road, El Mirage.

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