Tag: ymca
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March RADness offers alternatives to drinking, drugs
A program designed to provide students with alternatives to attending alcohol-influenced parties will be held from 8-9 p.m., Wednesday, March 6 at the Tri-Lakes YMCA Young Life Gym, 17250 Jackson Creek Pkwy., Monument. The annual March RADness (Real Alternatives to Drugs and Drinking) is an impact tour and event showcasing the Real Alternatives to Drugs…
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Movers & Shakers: Dan Fogarty
Dan Fogarty has joined the YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region as director of physical therapy. Fogarty graduated from Shenandoah University in 1994 with a master’s degree in physical therapy; his post-graduate education includes hundreds of hours of clinical training in orthopedics, sports medicine and trigger-point dry needling. Before joining the YMCA, he was the…
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Hikers share coffee, doughnuts on the Incline for fourth ‘Caffeinated Climb’
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Around the Pikes Peak region, families awoke bright and early to start their Thanksgiving by burning calories. In Manitou Springs, parking lots overflowed with hikers looking to start their morning by climbing the 2,744-step Incline. But there was some extra sweet motivation. Brothers Ryan and…
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Hikers share coffee, doughnuts on the Incline for fourth ‘Caffeinated Climb’
Around the Pikes Peak region, families awoke bright and early to start their Thanksgiving by burning calories. In Manitou Springs, parking lots overflowed with hikers looking to start their morning by climbing the 2,744-step Incline. But there was some extra sweet motivation. Brothers Ryan and Jared Klimek and friend Tom Lowry hosted their fourth “Caffeinated…
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A Thanksgiving tradition: Hikers share coffee, doughnuts on the Incline for fourth ‘Caffeinated Climb’
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Around the Springs, families awoke bright and early to start their Thanksgiving by burning calories. In Manitou Springs, parking lots overflowed with hikers looking to start their morning by climbing the 2,744-step Incline. But there was some extra sweet motivation. Brothers Ryan and Jared Klimek…
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A Thanksgiving tradition: Hikers share coffee, doughnuts on the Incline for fourth ‘Caffeinated Climb’
Around the Springs, families awoke bright and early to start their Thanksgiving by burning calories. In Manitou Springs, parking lots overflowed with hikers looking to start their morning by climbing the 2,744-step Incline. But there was some extra sweet motivation. Brothers Ryan and Jared Klimek and friend Tom Lowry hosted their fourth “Caffeinated Climb,” sharing…
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YMCA redevelopment project still on hold in downtown Colorado Springs
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region’s redevelopment of its downtown Colorado Springs property remains on hold, more than four years after it was announced with great fanfare and embraced by city and community leaders as a high-profile part of the area’s ongoing public and…
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YMCA redevelopment project still on hold in downtown Colorado Springs
The YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region’s redevelopment of its downtown Colorado Springs property remains on hold, more than four years after it was announced with great fanfare and embraced by city and community leaders as a high-profile part of the area’s ongoing public and private renaissance. The organization hasn’t scrapped the makeover of its…
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Impact of the YMCA’s redevelopment on downtown Colorado Springs
The YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region announced an ambitious plan Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019, to redevelop nearly an entire city block in downtown Colorado Springs, a project that officials of the nonprofit and community leaders predict will become a catalyst for additional development in downtown’s core.
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YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region press conference announcing its downtown redevelopment
The YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region announced an ambitious plan Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019, to redevelop nearly an entire city block in downtown Colorado Springs, a project that officials of the nonprofit and community leaders predict will become a catalyst for additional development in downtown’s core.