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The students at the Meriden YMCA’s infant, toddler, and preschool programs in South Meriden celebrated Halloween with a fun costume parade and sang “Five Little Pumpkins” for their parents, grandparents, and teachers. For information about the Meriden YMCA’s child care programs visit our web site at www.meridenymca.org or call (203) 235-6386.
The Meriden YMCA’s “Friday Nights at the Y” program will be free for sixth through eighth grade students for the rest of the year.
By Kimberly Primicerio | MERIDEN — The Meriden YMCA and city’s public schools are teaming up to bring a fan bus back to the high schools, a response to violent activity in the city over the past few months. The bus will be available at Platt High School for this week’s football game at Berlin High School. The first 50 Platt students to hand in a permission slip signed by a parent or guardian will take the school bus to and from the game. Students will receive a $5 concession stand voucher and will participate in raffles on the bus.
Letter to the Editor about our summer camp and youth sports programs "The great coaches and staff of the Meriden Y.M.C.A. continue to provide excellent foundational skills to our youth."
MERIDEN — The Meriden YMCA will open today at 10:30 a.m. for members and residents with no power in need of hot showers and charging their electrical devices.
Letter to the Editor about A Misty Night "What a great family event for the community!"
An article by Russell Blair about the Meriden Y's A Misty Night event.
On a beautiful autumn day, 50 of the Meriden YMCA’s older adult members and their friends enjoyed a hike, delicious barbeque, a presentation on the Letter Carrier Alert program, games and prizes at the Meriden YMCA Mountain Mist Outdoor Center.
Announcement about Senior BBQ
The Meriden YMCA announced the winners of our Mountain Mist Day Camp Counselor of the Year Award and Counselor in Training Award.
The Meriden YMCA is the place where families come together to get healthy and put play in their day. On Saturday, Sept. 8, families gathered at the Meriden YMCA for some free family fun and kicked off the fall session at the Y.
Christopher Bischoff may be slight in stature, but both his easy smile and his enthusiasm are giant-sized. A top student in Maloney’s junior class, Bischoff maintains excellent grades while working, participating year-round in sports, and playing a central role in the Connecticut YMCA Youth and Government Program.
