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    The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has given a six month reprieve to the Phillips Community Center swimming pool and community members are organizing an event to develop a plan to rehabilitate the pool. The plan needs to propose using the pool for swimming lessons, water safety instruction, and therapy as well as creating a community organization to operate the pool, since the Park Board does not want to. Attendees of the event will learn about efforts to find the couple million dollars needed for the rehabilitation and ongoing operations of the pool to save this community resource.

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    The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has given a six month reprieve to the Phillips Community Center swimming pool and community members are organizing an event to develop a plan to rehabilitate the pool. The plan needs to propose using the pool for swimming lessons, water safety instruction, and therapy as well as creating a community organization to operate the pool, since the Park Board does not want to. Attendees of the event will learn about efforts to find the couple million dollars needed for the rehabilitation and ongoing operations of the pool to save this community resource.

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    Connecting The Dots: Thursday, April 22nd - 7-8:30 PM

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    The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has given a six month reprieve to the Phillips Community Center swimming pool and community members are organizing an event to develop a plan to rehabilitate the pool. The plan needs to propose using the pool for swimming lessons, water safety instruction, and therapy as well as creating a community organization to operate the pool, since the Park Board does not want to. Attendees of the event will learn about efforts to find the couple million dollars needed for the rehabilitation and ongoing operations of the pool to save this community resource.

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    HELSAVE OUR SWIMMING POOL!

    PHILLIPS COMMUNITY CENTER

    Thursday, April 22nd • 7-8:30 PM


    CENTER FOR CHANGING LIVES @ 2400 PARK AVENUE
    The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has officially given a Six Months Reprieve on our
    Phillips Community Center swimming pool. Please join us in devising a plan that re-habs the pool
    into another one to provide swimming and water safety instruction and therapy opportunities
    as well. A therapeutic pool built in 1936 was just rehabbed and re-dedicated at the Dowling
    Elementary School. The Park Board is clear that they do not want to operate a swimming pool,
    so we must also create a community-based entity to do so. We must also find a couple of million
    dollars for rehab and operations in this economy. Please join us by attending this event as we
    report back what we are learning and doing to save this community resource. Thanks So Much!

    Co-Sponsored by Ventura Village, East Phillips, Midtown Phillips and Phillips West Neighborhood Associations
    + Phillips Community Parks Initiative • For Further Information: Robert Albee @ 612.812.2429

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