New proprietor revives ice skating facilities for adolescents in Cicero's hockey league
In the heart of Central New York, the struggling Midstate Youth Hockey facility, situated in Cicero, has received a new lease on life. The hockey center, which houses two ice rinks used for youth hockey and figure skating, has been under financial strain but now has a new owner to help steer it towards stability.
The new owner is none other than Midstate Youth Hockey itself, which had owned the facility for nearly a decade, but was facing serious financial trouble. This change in ownership has brought about a revitalization, ensuring the hockey center remains operational and continues to serve as a vital community hub for hundreds of young skaters.
The news of the hockey center's new ownership is being reported by Syracuse.com, and has come as a relief to many in the region. The facility was at risk of closure without intervention, but the new owner is committed to keeping the center's operations going.
FingerLakes1.com, a local news source specific to the region, has been keeping residents informed for more than two decades. As the region's leading all-digital news publication, FingerLakes1.com provides the latest headlines via their Morning Edition newsletter and offers a mobile app for iOS devices. They have been instrumental in reporting this development, ensuring that the community stays informed about the future of their beloved hockey center.
With the new ownership in place, the hockey center can continue to play a significant role in the development of young athletes and the promotion of winter sports in Central New York. The center's new status secures a vital space for hundreds of young skaters, providing them with a place to hone their skills and pursue their passion for hockey and figure skating.
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Sports has taken a significant turn in Central New York with the recent news of Midstate Youth Hockey facility's new ownership. With the hockey center now under its original control, it will continue to foster the love for hockey and figure skating among young athletes.
