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Dobbs Ferry, NY, 10522
Phone: (718) 596 4900
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Oasis is a team of experienced educators and youth serving professionals with unique expertise running innovative, safe summer camps. Working with schools, public agencies and other youth serving organizations, Oasis operates in over 390 locations throughout the tri-state area.
Located on the beautiful, Mercy College Campus,Oasis Dobbs Ferry is an ideal setting for a summer camp. The campus has beautiful athletic facilities including baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a gym. With exclusive access to many of these resources, Oasis will provide children with a traditional summer day camp experience that includes sports and recreation, visual and performing arts, recreational & instructional swim. Oasis programs also have a unique outdoor education component that includes everything from environmental studies to orienteering. ... Dobbs Ferry, NY, 10522
Phone: 800-767-7111
Fax: 914-693-7684 Camp Type:
With a maximum of only 80 campers,
ages 7 to 14, our intimate size ensures that each and every camper receives unparalleled time and attention from our highly dedicated and talented staff. ... Dobbs Ferry, NY, 10522
Phone: 914-693-7111
Fax: (914) 693 7684 Camp Type:
Long Lake is the arts camp that goes beyond the traditional idea of a summer camp. Our unique non-competitive and nurturing program caters to boys and girls from around the world who want to immerse themselves in the performing arts and or fine arts. ...
Dobbs Ferry, NY, 10522
Phone: 914-674-4841
Fax: 914-674-4841 Camp Type:
Our Victory Day Camp is a 7-week day camping program for children from 5 to 12 years of age. ...
New York, NY, 10034
Phone: (212) 567-6411
Fax: (212) 567-6430 Camp Type:
Equipping and motivating disciples to impact their cities with the gospel. ...
New York, NY, 10034
Phone: (212) 942-7100
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The Columbia men's tennis team dropped their first round match in the NCAA tournament to #22 Wake Forest, 4-0 Saturday. The match took place at the Snyder Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Virginia.
Wake Forest won the doubles point, and then three singles matches at Nos. 2, 3 and 4 in quick succession to defeat the Lions, 4-0. The rest of the matches were suspended when the team score was decided. ... New York, NY, 10034
Phone: (212) 942-7100
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The Columbia women's tennis team closed out its home season with a bang, as the Lions earned their first Ivy League win of the year, and the first under Head Coach Ilene Weintraub, with a 5-2 defeat of Penn. The team also used the opportunity to honor senior co-captain Carling Donovan, who was playing her last match at the Dick Savitt Tennis Center, and had two huge wins that Friday. ...
Middle Village, NY, 11379
Phone: (718) 899-2020
Fax: (718) 899-4236 Camp Type:
For many parents, finding a school that is right for their child can be very challenging.
You want to find a school and staff that will help your child to grow and be happy. The Learning Tree has been caring for preschool and school age children since 1972. At The Learning Tree, our goal is to provide a nurturing and caring environment where children can develop social and academic skills that will benefit them their entire lives. We are a pre-school with a long history in the Middle Village area. We prepare our students for grade school but more importantly we teach them to respect each other and to learn in an atmosphere of fun and cooperation. ... Westport, CT, 06880
Phone: 203-209-3407
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Sailaway, LLC is owned and operated by folks who love boats and being out on the water. Our Yacht Brokerage and Sailing School are located on the docks of Captain's Cove Seaport in the historic Black Rock Harbor, Bridgeport, Connecticut. ...
Westport, CT, 06880
Phone: (203) 226-4646
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The school traces its roots to 1960, when Longshore Club Park first opened. Westport's Recreation Commission sponsored a public summer boating safety course for children, called Basic Boating. With no funding, a few borrowed rowboats, and volunteer instructors, students learned about safety and seamanship while rowing in the Saugatuck River entrance. The program was based in what is now known as the Rev. E.R. Strait Marina. ...
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