Water damage forced the downtown Tacoma Center YMCA to close today, but the doors should reopen Thursday morning, spokeswoman Michelle LaRue said.
Water damage forced the downtown Tacoma Center YMCA to close today, but the doors should reopen Thursday morning, spokeswoman Michelle LaRue said.
Racquetball and squash courts will remain closed for the time being due to the damage.
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The University of Washington Tacoma and the YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties are partnering to build a $20 million multiuse fitness center on the downtown campus.
All lanes of South Tacoma Way were reopened Monday after crews cleaned up the part of the old Nalley Valley viaduct that crashed onto the street Friday.
A century-old Tacoma bridge, at one time a candidate for demolition, began a new life Friday, once again connecting downtown Tacoma with the Tideflats.
The YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties and UW Tacoma today announced plans to build a new fitness facility on the downtown campus.
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