• Camp Kern is 100

    Cincinnati.com
    Wednesday, June 09, 2010
    Camp Kern is 100
    Elaine Trumpey

    Camp Kern, Ohio’s largest camp and the 12th largest YMCA Camp in the U.S., marks its 100th year of operation with an open house and celebration for alumni, staff, campers and camper families on June 19. As many as 1,000 guests are expected to celebrate the occasion.

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  • Insurer's partner in diabetes fight: YMCA


    Insurer's partner in diabetes fight: YMCA
    By Annalyn Censky, CNN Money
    April 14, 2010

    NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- In a move aimed at combating the spread of diabetes, insurer UnitedHealth Group is launching a new program that will pay for lifestyle coaching at YMCA facilities.

    Under the proposal announced Wednesday, the insurer will cover 16-week programs at the YMCA that discuss changes in eating, exercise and other lifestyle habits.

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  • An Insurer’s New Approach to Diabetes

    An Insurer’s New Approach to Diabetes
    By REED ABELSON
    The New York Times
    Published: April 13, 2010

    This could be one glimpse of the future of health insurance.

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  • Outdoor Adventure Reaches New Heights, on the Midwest’s Largest Canopy Zipline Tour, Ozone Zipline A

      
    Outdoor Adventure Reaches New Heights, on the Midwest’s Largest Canopy Zipline Tour, Ozone Zipline Adventures
    PRWeb.com
    March 30, 2010

    The Midwest’s largest zipline tour, Ozone Zipline Adventures, reopens for the season on April 1. Much like zipline tours in exotic destinations, Ozone Zipline Adventures is an eco-adventure that combines the thrills of flying through the treetops at heights of 200 feet above the valley floor, with outdoor recreation, environmental education and historical awareness.   

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  • Trainer uses her struggles to motivate in YMCA program

    Trainer uses her struggles to motivate in YMCA program
    Dayton Daily News
    By Beth Anspach, Contributing Writer   1:41 PM Wednesday, March 3, 2010

    Teri J. Munger can trace the roots of her self-proclaimed passion for health and wellness back to the beginning of her career in the United States Air Force, more than two decades ago.

    “I always struggled with my weight as an adult,” Munger said, “But when I decided upon an Air Force career, I knew I had to get ‘fit for duty,’ and get disciplined if I wanted to keep my job.”

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  • Offering thanks a good life lesson

    Offering thanks a good life lesson
    Dayton Daily News
    By Debbie Juniewicz
    February 24, 2010

    There are parties, putt-putt and parades but the South YMCA Adventure Princesses focus on community service as well as camaraderie.

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  • Huber Heights YMCA fills positions for Program Director and Health & Wellness Director

    Huber Heights YMCA fills positions for Program Director and Health & Wellness Director
    Huber Heights Courier
    Friday, February 12, 2010

    After much searching and many applications, resumes and interviews, the Huber Heights YMCA is very proud to announce the appointment of two new directors. Matt Mowery has been appointed as the Program Director and Teri Munger has been appointed as the Health and Wellness Director.

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  • YMCA’s Strong Kids programs helps struggling families

    YMCA’s Strong Kids programs helps struggling families
    Dayton Daily News
    By Shirley Belcher, Contributing Writer
    February 12, 2010
    EATON — In 2003, Kim and Jennifer Jenkins and their three daughters joined the Preble County YMCA.

    They said they liked the YMCA, especially since one their three daughters, Kassidey, 10, has cystic fibrosis and has benefited by swimming, playing basketball and dancing the Zumba there.

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  • Making Fitness a Priority

    Making Fitness a Priority
    Dayton Daily News - GO! Section
    by Alexis Larson

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  • Y holds ribbon cutting for expansion

    "Y" holds ribbon cutting for expansion
    The Register Herald
    by Eddie Mowen, Editor

    February 9, 2010 - What started as a dream some 18 years ago, a dream to give kids in Preble County something to do, has turned out bigger than could ever have been imagined.

    Last week, the Preble County YMCA, which opened 7 years ago, celebrated its expansion of a 2,000 square foot addition to the fitness center, more office and meeting space - and it nearly tripled the size of its nursery.

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