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The Y falls down

Posted on Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 4:07 PM

The old YMCA building in Riverfront Park is coming down. Right now.

Crews are out with a wrecking ball, slowly pounding the 1960s-era building to dust. There hasn't been this much excitement in Riverfront Park since King Cole brought in the hippies for Expo!

Here's some video we shot earlier today: 

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