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Colonial Iron Gym Set To Open In Greater Williamsburg Later This Year

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YORK-A new workout facility is headed to Greater Williamsburg.

Colonial Iron Gym is slated to open soon in the James-York Plaza shopping center. Owner Joseph Welday and his wife recently leased 8,244 square feet of space in the shopping complex.

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