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ARCHIVE: Edition No. 235L | February 22, 2006

Lawrence YMCA celebrates opening of new Family Aquatic Center
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The Grand Opening Celebration was held on Wednesday, February 15 at 4:00 p.m. The event began with tours of the new Family Aquatic Center and renovated program spaces in the lower level of the YMCA. On hand were 150 members of the community and 150 children enrolled in the YMCA’s child care programs.
 
 
 

 

Guests received “I made a splash - Lawrence YMCA Family Aquatic Center Grand Opening” t-shirts, and all of the children who were on hand for the party wore them. Students of the Greater Lawrence Technical School catered the event.

After 16 months of construction, the Lawrence Branch of the Merrimack Valley YMCA completed the largest construction project that branch has seen since it was erected in 1880. The new $2.7 million Family Aquatic Center consists of a new six-lane, 25-yard indoor heated swimming pool, and has added more family changing rooms, and a new women’s locker room. This new swimming pool is nearly two and a half times larger than the 90-year-old pool it replaced that faithfully served the YMCA for decades.

The new pool will give the Lawrence YMCA Branch the ability to run more child and adult swimming and aquatic safety classes, more lifeguard training courses, and will allow the Y to plan more family fun swim time at the YMCA, bringing families together for quality time. The Merrimack Valley YMCA’s award winning competitive swim teams - the ANA Hurricanes and Synchers Synchronized Swim team - will be able to expand their workout and practice time in the new pool. Additionally, the YMCA will be able to offer aquatics programming to
members of the new Methuen Branch YMCA.

Following the extensive building renovations to the lower level of the branch where the old swimming pool was located, the construction project included the addition of more program space including a large multi-purpose room and large afterschool classrooms.
 

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