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With many Sun City West residents escaping from the triple digit temperatures, several remain with plenty of options to get involved.

Katy O’Grady, Recreation Centers of Sun City West general services manager, and Kasey Huhta, recreation manager, were guests on last week’s Rec Center Show on 103.1 KSCW with host Ron Capriotti.

O’Grady acknowledged there is no good time to close facilities, but trying to close during the busiest times of the year, such as October through January, it would not work.

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