Angie Kramer
10:34 - 10:56
"I think a parental consent that says yes, they can access the weight room like other gyms in our surrounding areas. And we're not pushing kids away. And any misbehaving kids are kicked out. And you guys manage it like you do the gym."
“I think a parental consent that says yes, they can access the weight room like other gyms in our surrounding areas. And we're not pushing kids away. And any misbehaving kids are kicked out. And you guys manage it like you do the gym.”
- Speaker
- Angie Kramer
- Timestamp
- 10:34 – 10:56
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai
- Captured at
- June 4, 2026
From the transcript
It's been, you know, four years that you guys have done a lot of great work at the recreational center and cracking down and organizing it and doing that. But moving forward, I think a parental consent that says yes, they can access the weight room like other gyms in our surrounding areas. And we're not pushing kids away. And any misbehaving kids are kicked out. And you guys manage it like you do the gym.
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