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Wisconsin After School Programs >> Green Bay After School Care >> Ymca Downtown Program Name: YMCA DOWNTOWN
Program Address: 235 N JEFFERSON ST, GREEN BAY WI 54301
Contact Phone: (920) 436-9650
Website: http://www.greenbayymca.org/about/facilities/downtown-center
Detail: Facility Features:Complete gymnastics area with full-size spring floor Gymnasium Track (24 laps to a mile) Lifestyle Center Area including a full line of cardio and strength training equipment
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