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Save the Pool!

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Linda Clark
8 years ago

The students and the community needs this pool.

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Magen Fenton
8 years ago

Please save our pool. Sailfish Splash pool is already crowded. Many local area kids (and adults) will suffer if MCHS pool is closed.

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Matt messer
8 years ago

Save the pool

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Nancy Anderson
8 years ago

Please keep this pool open for the Community to use! I was a Swim Team Member for two years when the MCHS Pool finally opened. It is a great option for local people who don't want to join a Club.

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Mary T Hudson
8 years ago

This is the only School pool in Martin County. Therefore most county meets are held there. The Splash Park is used for larger meets. Think there maybe a charge?? We need to keep the pool for our swimmers!!!

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Gregory J Rogers
8 years ago

This is a great program with great coaches as well. Most of all, the kids love it

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Debbie Dunbar
8 years ago

Please please please!!

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Caitlin zerlin
8 years ago

I used to swim at this pool when I was apart of the treasure coast aquatics team and it was one of my favorite places to be! don’t close it!

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Michael Redmond
8 years ago

Save the pool.

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Britta Creighton
8 years ago

The MCHS pool is a huge benefit to the swim meets preventing over crowding at Sailfish. It is historic and well used! Let these kids have access to this great pool!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Sailfish is already crowded as it is. Adding more teams would make practices very overcrowded and not fun for everyone.

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Brad Priestman
8 years ago

Save the pool !

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Sabrina Starks
8 years ago

Save MCHS Pool!

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Patricia Armold
8 years ago

That’s why we pay taxes!

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Diana Rodriguez
8 years ago

Never enough facilities in s Florida for youth in swimming.

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Ricky ball
8 years ago

Many years of high school memories

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Carlota vilas
8 years ago

Please do not close Martin county pool!!

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Tonette Fiaschi
8 years ago

Please save the pool

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Suzanne Mawhinney
8 years ago

Please consider keeping the Martin County pool open . It is a part of history and an integral part of the swim community.

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Debbie Morley
8 years ago

Save the pool!