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The former KNY Family Fitness Center, located at 900 Lexington Ave., Altoona, ceased operations in early 2019 and is scheduled for a March 10 sheriffâs sale. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski
A major building near downtown is headed for sheriff’s sale.
The old YMCA on the 900 block of Lexington Avenue, which more recently housed the KNY Family Fitness Center that was the subject of a foreclosure complaint by M&T Bank in 2017, ceased operations in early 2019 and is scheduled for sale March 10.
City officials are hoping for a savior for the 97-year-old structure, which was equipped with a full-sized basketball court, a pool and an exercise room.
Utahâs vaccine rollout has been âslow,â says the state official leading it
More than 3,000 shots a day expected this week, as more groups become eligible for the first phase of the stateâs plan.
(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) North Davis firefighter/EMT Ashley Shelton, right, shares a laugh with her coworker Chris Belliston as the two receive the vaccine while on duty Wednesday. Davis County Health Department operated a drive-thru vaccination for non-hospital health care workers and first responders at the Legacy Center in Farmington, Dec. 30, 2020. | Updated: 3:32 a.m.
In the first two weeks that Utahns have been receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, not everything has gone according to plan, said the state official in charge of distribution.