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Centennial Pool closes after 51 years | Sedalia Democrat - Vimarsana News

Centennial Pool closes after 51 years | Sedalia Democrat

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.

Centennial Pool Closes After 50-plus Years of Service - Vimarsana News

Centennial Pool Closes After 50-plus Years of Service

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

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Longmont City Council puts arts center, branch library questions on November ballot, still discussing rec center, land swap - Vimarsana News

Longmont City Council puts arts center, branch library questions on November ballot, still discussing rec center, land swap

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

Centennial Pool Closes After 50-plus Years of Service - Vimarsana News

Centennial Pool Closes After 50-plus Years of Service

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. - Vimarsana News

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

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