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Swim safely this summer, Lexington.

Photo provided by the YMCA of Central Kentucky

Did you know that May is National Water Safety Month? The YMCA of Central Kentucky is inviting our community to become Water Watchers — aka adults that take the pledge to actively watch children in or near a body of water, avoid distractions, and help in an emergency.

As a Water Watcher, Lexingtonians can help the Y make this the safest summer ever. Join the Water Watchers and explore the Y’s aquatics programs. Take the pledge.*

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