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Indian River State College trustees table decision on eliminating historic swimming and diving programs

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Indian River State College trustees table decision on eliminating historic swimming and diving programs — Jupiter Sports news

Indian River State College’s Board of Trustees delayed a vote on eliminating its swimming and diving programs after hearing opposition during a meeting in Okeechobee.

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