Norwalk YMCA to close
Officials with the Norwalk YMCA say they are closing for good on New Year's Eve. Officials say the 90-year-old building on West Avenue is too expensive to keep up. They say for now, current members
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Nov 29, 2012, 6:04 PM
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Updated 4,344 days ago
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Officials with the Norwalk YMCA say they are closing for good on New Year's Eve.
Officials say the 90-year-old building on West Avenue is too expensive to keep up.
They say for now, current members can go to other YMCAs across Fairfield County.
Norwalk officials say Norwalk Hospital is buying the building.
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