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Longmont residents have supported the YMCA in many ways over decades. The YMCA building at Ninth and Lashley should not be torn down.

KINGMAN— Kingman parks have seen an uptick in vandalism, including thousands of dollars in damages.

"There is no question on anybody’s mind that the pool has been a success and its going to be open next year and hopefully every year after that," Supervisor Gary

Longmont voters will decide the fate of a new recreation center at Dry Creek Community Park and a potential land swap involving the local YMCA on this year’s November ballot.

Greeley Recreation members are admitted free to outdoor pools for the remainder of the summer season, the city said in a news release. Daily admission is $6 for adults, $5 for youths ages 6-15 and seniors (over 60), $2 for children under five and $3 for lap swim. 

Wednesday, Aug. 9 was the final day of swimming at Centennial Pool, a Sedalia landmark most people remember as being in the same location at East 16th Street and New York Avenue for half a century. But Sedalia Parks and Recreation Director Amy Epple told the Democrat that just isn’t so.

Today is the last day you'll be able to swim at Centennial Pool, as it is officially closing after 51 years of service.

Longmont's City Council continued to discuss what questions to refer to voters on the November ballot during its regular meeting Tuesday.

Today is the last day you'll be able to swim at Centennial Pool, as it is officially closing after 51 years of service.

With roughly three months until election day, the Longmont City Council needs to decide what questions it wants to put on the November ballot.