Preserve Our Community’s Wellness Hub: Stop the Closure of Active Wellness Center at Reed’s Crossing, Hillsboro, Oregon
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David schira
1 year ago
Will be moving if it doesn’t stay open
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Mia Bates
1 year ago
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The Active wellness center have been my family’s encouragement and motivation. We thrive here: The community setting encourages members to push their limits, celebrate achievements, and provide support when facing challenges. It is my happy place!
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Tracy McInally
1 year ago
sad that they had to close and lose their employees and clients as well. I don’t understand the reasoning behind this, especially with such a short term notice.
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Maria Flemming
1 year ago
Please keep Active Wellnes open.
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Kyle dinsmore
1 year ago
This wellness center has provided me with the opportunity to better myself taking this away will leave us looking for a new place to call home
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Sue Minnis
1 year ago
Please save the pools! They have been a life saver for my arthritic hip!
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Jessica Mottern
1 year ago
Please keep this gym open. It’s such a great place with a wonderful staff.
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Jordan tippetts
1 year ago
Shame on Providence
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Alex Johnson
1 year ago
This community was predicated on everything you need being inside the community. Active wellness and the HOA co-marketed the gym in every material they handed out to potential home buyers. Therefore, it should be within the community’s power to retain this amenity without a corporation being able to dispel it on a whim.
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Simone LaPay
1 year ago
Keep Reeds Crossing Walkable
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Kaylee Tippetts
1 year ago
REEDS CROSSING IS STRONG AND WE VALUE OUR COMMUNITY!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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The Active gym at Reeds Crossing is an invaluable place of connection and community, both as a place to meet with my family and my neighbors. It served as the third place pillar in our lives between home and work where we can socialize with community and build wellness in our society.
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Jagir Charla
1 year ago
Its the only facility in the area, which has helped to me keep moving. Please do not close it.
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Jen Smith
1 year ago
Please don’t leave Reeds Crossing
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Geoff Nudelman
1 year ago
It is absolutely vital to maintain a community hub such as Active for this growing part of the city. It would be great to have an open forum or commentary period to work with local residents to figure out a resolution that works for all parties.
Will be moving if it doesn’t stay open
The Active wellness center have been my family’s encouragement and motivation. We thrive here: The community setting encourages members to push their limits, celebrate achievements, and provide support when facing challenges. It is my happy place!
sad that they had to close and lose their employees and clients as well. I don’t understand the reasoning behind this, especially with such a short term notice.
Please keep Active Wellnes open.
This wellness center has provided me with the opportunity to better myself taking this away will leave us looking for a new place to call home
Please save the pools! They have been a life saver for my arthritic hip!
Please keep this gym open. It’s such a great place with a wonderful staff.
Shame on Providence
This community was predicated on everything you need being inside the community. Active wellness and the HOA co-marketed the gym in every material they handed out to potential home buyers. Therefore, it should be within the community’s power to retain this amenity without a corporation being able to dispel it on a whim.
Keep Reeds Crossing Walkable
REEDS CROSSING IS STRONG AND WE VALUE OUR COMMUNITY!
The Active gym at Reeds Crossing is an invaluable place of connection and community, both as a place to meet with my family and my neighbors. It served as the third place pillar in our lives between home and work where we can socialize with community and build wellness in our society.
Its the only facility in the area, which has helped to me keep moving. Please do not close it.
Please don’t leave Reeds Crossing
It is absolutely vital to maintain a community hub such as Active for this growing part of the city. It would be great to have an open forum or commentary period to work with local residents to figure out a resolution that works for all parties.
Community.
Please don’t take away Active :(