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New wellness center opens at Ginger CovePublished 11/12/09
The first phase of new construction at Ginger Cove has been completed, leaving the retirement community's 350 residents with access to wireless Internet, a weight room and a spa.
Courtesy photo Staff member Beth Thomas and resident William Morrow celebrate the ribbon-cutting festivities for Ginger Cove’s expansion. The first phase of renovations was recently completed. The entire $27-million project is expected to be finished by 2010. The Annapolis-area facility is undergoing a $27-million expansion that will provide an additional 60,000 square feet of space when completed next year. Already residents will have access to lifestyle and wellness amenities through its new three-story Health and Wellness Center. "It's very impressive," said Dr. Edgar Mallick, executive director and chief operating officer. "The response so far has been overwhelmingly positive....
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