Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Indoor Recreation of Orleans County, called IROC, was a not-for-profit recreation center for the people of Orleans County, Vermont. It was located off US 5, the Newport-Derby Road, in Derby, Vermont. The President was Phil White.5,000 people visited IROC 150,000 times (total) in 2006. The indoor rotary track is open to the public for free. There were 25,000 visits to it in 2006.In 2007, Vermont Governor Jim Douglas gave IROC the Healthy Aging Award as Organizational Champion.It closed for lack of financing in 2012. A building supply chain bought the building."@en }
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- Indoor_Recreation_of_Orleans_County abstract "Indoor Recreation of Orleans County, called IROC, was a not-for-profit recreation center for the people of Orleans County, Vermont. It was located off US 5, the Newport-Derby Road, in Derby, Vermont. The President was Phil White.5,000 people visited IROC 150,000 times (total) in 2006. The indoor rotary track is open to the public for free. There were 25,000 visits to it in 2006.In 2007, Vermont Governor Jim Douglas gave IROC the Healthy Aging Award as Organizational Champion.It closed for lack of financing in 2012. A building supply chain bought the building.".
- Q6026406 abstract "Indoor Recreation of Orleans County, called IROC, was a not-for-profit recreation center for the people of Orleans County, Vermont. It was located off US 5, the Newport-Derby Road, in Derby, Vermont. The President was Phil White.5,000 people visited IROC 150,000 times (total) in 2006. The indoor rotary track is open to the public for free. There were 25,000 visits to it in 2006.In 2007, Vermont Governor Jim Douglas gave IROC the Healthy Aging Award as Organizational Champion.It closed for lack of financing in 2012. A building supply chain bought the building.".