LEWISTON — YWCA board members will hold a press conference Monday to announce a possible savior for the 130-year-old facility.
The YWCA of Central Maine announced this week that financial problems are forcing it to close.
That plan could now change.
"Something is in the works in the hopes that it might save the Y," board member Tonie Ramsey said Saturday.
A press conference has been scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at the YWCA.



Keeping fingers crossed
and ready to sign the kids up for fall swim lessons if things work out!
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I am grateful for those whose jobs might be saved. I am also grateful for all those who will continue to benefit from the YWCA, from the very young to the elderly.
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Sounds like some good news! Kudos to whatever party stepped forward to help out! Hopefully the Y can also get on the path to financial sustainability.
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that would be awesome if it were saved from closing down..such a good place for everyone who use it...
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I hope this plan includes better financial management
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