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NewsMay 21, 2010

Cape Splash Family Aquatic Center ribbon cutting

Mayor Harry Rediger cuts the ceremonial ribbon at Cape Splash Family Aquatic Center on Thursday, May 20, 2010.

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Mayor Harry Rediger cuts the ceremonial ribbon at Cape Splash Family Aquatic Center on Thursday, May 20, 2010. From left, front row: chamber ambassador Brenda Newbern, Ward 4 city council member Loretta Schneider, Ward 3 council member Debra Tracy, Ward 6 council member Kathy Swan, Ward 2 council member Meg Davis-Proffer, Ward 5 council member Mark Lanzotti, Rediger, Parks and Recreation advisory board chairman Danny Essner, recreation manager Penny Williams, aquatics supervisor Patrick Watson, chamber ambassadors Sharon Gill and Paula Myers; back row: Ward 1 city council member John Voss, city manager Scott Meyer, Parks and Recreation director Dan Muser, recreation supervisor Amy Roth, architects David Markey and Mitchel Blake Malone, Glen Hinkebein with Penzel Construction and chamber ambassador Jacob Daniel. The park is scheduled to open May 29. (Fred Lynch)
Mayor Harry Rediger cuts the ceremonial ribbon at Cape Splash Family Aquatic Center on Thursday, May 20, 2010. From left, front row: chamber ambassador Brenda Newbern, Ward 4 city council member Loretta Schneider, Ward 3 council member Debra Tracy, Ward 6 council member Kathy Swan, Ward 2 council member Meg Davis-Proffer, Ward 5 council member Mark Lanzotti, Rediger, Parks and Recreation advisory board chairman Danny Essner, recreation manager Penny Williams, aquatics supervisor Patrick Watson, chamber ambassadors Sharon Gill and Paula Myers; back row: Ward 1 city council member John Voss, city manager Scott Meyer, Parks and Recreation director Dan Muser, recreation supervisor Amy Roth, architects David Markey and Mitchel Blake Malone, Glen Hinkebein with Penzel Construction and chamber ambassador Jacob Daniel. The park is scheduled to open May 29. (Fred Lynch)
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