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First Look at New 'Gate Fitness Center
Colgate's new 15,000-square-foot fitness center will help ease demands for more space.
Members of the Colgate community will have a great looking new place to get sweaty by this time next year.
The university has posted a website with some renderings of the new fitness center that will be built roughly in the current parking lot in front of the Lineberry Natatorium adjacent to Hunting Gymnasium on Rte. 12B South.
The new fitness center will include 15,000 square feet of space. It will also allow the current space in Huntington to be reassigned for other fitness purposes.
It is expect the new fitness center will be open in January of 2011. Donations are already in-hand for the project.
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He Said/She Said at EOH
Sue Foley & Peter Karp Band bring their He Said/ She Said tour to the Earlville Opera House Saturday, August 7 at 8 p.m. The show is sponsored by Dr. William Graber. Admission is $18 and $16 for EOH members and students are discounted to $13.
Updated: Robert Paul, Former Mayor & Supervisor, Dies
A gathering in memory of Robert J. Paul, former mayor and Town of Hamilton Supervisor, will be held Saturday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 53 Payne Street. Paul was born in 1913. Check back for details.
Hamilton Celebrates the 4th
See the sights of the Fourth of July in Hamilton.
Art Auction Before Concert
Before the Syracuse Symphony performance July 8 at 8 p.m. on the village green MAD Art, Inc. will host an art auction starting at 7 p.m. A preview will be held staring at 5 p.m. There will be works of art by over 45 artists In addition to art there are other auction opportunities, like: a photo session with a local photographer, bid on a drawing of your home, garden support and more.
Hubbs Honored by CMH
Community Memorial Hospital today named its cafeteria in honor of VP of Community Services -- and long-time chronicler of life in Hamilton -- John Hubbard.
UPDATE: Storm Cleanup Continues
Hamilton, like much of the rest of Central New York, continues to shovel and plow its way out of the major winter storm that dumped from 18 inches to 2 feet of snow throughout the region.
School Budget Process Begins; Path Won't be Easy
"We're looking to the community to partner with us in this very difficult time." HCS Superintendent Dr. Diana Bowers
Hope for Haiti Yields at Least $5,000 for Haiti
Cold night. Warm hearts. Charity concert shows Colgate's and Hamilton's capacity for compassion.