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By Madison Area YMCA
7/23/2010
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Camp SummerQuest weeks are underway again at the Madison YMCA. Teens entering grades 6 through 9 may register to enjoy themed week-long camps to keep this summer busy and fun. Popular upcoming weeks still available include Climbing Week, Survivor: New Jersey where campers will compete against other YMCA teams while making new friends, Ranch Week, Paddle Week, and SummerQuest Survivor Week featuring a double overnight stay at YMCA Camp Speers-Eljabar. The final exciting week, SummerQuest Week, includes 4 nights away and samples of activities that the campers have enjoyed in previous weeks.
For more information on the Madison Area YMCA, located at 111 Kings Road in Madison, or to register, contact 973-822-9622.
Visit the Y’s website at www.madisonareaymca.org for more details on all summer camp programs.
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