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The Heritage of Green Hills in Shillington celebrated the official start of construction of a new state-of-the-art Health Care Center. From left are Christopher Conley, managing director of Lapis Advisers, owners of the retirement community; William Haase, Certus Founder and managing partner; Sen. Judy Schwank; Rep. Mark Gillen; Berks County Commissioners Michael S. Rivera and Christian Y. Leinbach; Steve Conway, vice president of senior living for Benchmark Construction; and Douglas Walther, executive director of The Heritage of Green Hills.
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While the communityâs cheerleading squad, The Heritage Hotties, shook blue and gold pom-poms, Douglas Walther, executive director of The Heritage of Green Hills, said, âWe are always adapting and evolving to better serve our current and future residents, but the new Health Care Center is a big leap forward and certainly cause to celebrate.
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March 10, 2021
As safety restrictions loosen and more get vaccinated every day, we inch closer back to a world that looks more familiar than the one we’ve been in for the past year. Lately, I’ve been thinking about how I want to spend my time. Living in a vacation town can feel like there’s an endless amount of things to do. Matthew Elliott, co-owner of The War Zone is hoping folks will try something new as things get back to normal.
Just over a year ago he and his business partner David Batdorf opened up The War Zone in Traverse City. They elevated their love for video games by creating a nerf gun course where different video game scenarios can be played. Players get to experience their favorite games in an immersive reality along with friends, family, or a team.