CNY Gymnastics has temporary home; seeks new one

From: The Business Journal - Central New York | Date: April 11, 2008| Author: Reinhardt, Eric | Copyright information

SYRACUSE - CNY Gymnastics Center, Inc., a local gymnastics instruction center operating under the guidelines of the national USA Gymnastics program, has taken over the gymnasium at the former St. John the Baptist School at 406 Court St. in Syracuse.

Owner Gary Gregory says it's just a temporary arrangement, as he's looking to obtain a larger space possibly in the fall.

At 7,000 square feet, the gymnasium is actually smaller than the 9,000-square-foot building CNY Gymnastics prev...

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