Fairhope, Alabama. (fairhopetimes@att.net)
CITY'S YOUNG STREET FACILITY
Club directors, various city and county officials and contributing non-profit representatives watched as ground was broken on the new outdoor classrooms to accomodate the ever-increasing enrollment there.
Mayor Kant credited former Mayor Nix and Skipper Tonsmeire with organizing and funding the original facility back in the 1980s.
Some additions have already been made inside, incuding computer classrooms.
The 'Impact 100' ladies organization symbolically presented a very "large" check.
The city owns and maintains the facilitly; but it is operated by the private RYC.
Services are available to all children in the city, not just within the adjacent predominately minority neighborhoods; anyone interested is encouraged to register now for Summer Camp activities.
CITY'S YOUNG STREET FACILITY
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| Club Director Mark Stejskel at left |
Club directors, various city and county officials and contributing non-profit representatives watched as ground was broken on the new outdoor classrooms to accomodate the ever-increasing enrollment there.
Mayor Kant credited former Mayor Nix and Skipper Tonsmeire with organizing and funding the original facility back in the 1980s.
Some additions have already been made inside, incuding computer classrooms.
The 'Impact 100' ladies organization symbolically presented a very "large" check.
The city owns and maintains the facilitly; but it is operated by the private RYC.
Services are available to all children in the city, not just within the adjacent predominately minority neighborhoods; anyone interested is encouraged to register now for Summer Camp activities.
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| crowd |
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| Stejskeal speaking |
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| Police Chief Joe Petties |
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| Mayor Kant |
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| Skipper Tonsmeire center |
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| Impact 100 donation |
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| crowd |
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| Amy Thompson, photographer |
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| Mayor Kant, Cecil Christenberry |
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