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Augusta Free Press puts wrap work on next Waynesboro YMCA magazine

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Augusta Free Press and the Waynesboro Family YMCA just wrapped up another edition of the Y Magazine! The 16-page full-color magazine was designed in its entirety by AFP.

ymagazine-FRONTAFP also worked with the Y to collect advertising from the community to run in the publication. Look for the Winter 2014 edition of the Y Magazine to hit newsstands and mailboxes around Dec. 30.

For more information on the Y, visit www.waynesboroymca.com.

The Y’s website was designed and is maintained by Augusta Free Press.

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