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Danielle Webb, Vice President of Marketing & Community Relations with Community First, told the Journal-News plans are still fluid.
“We are currently in discussions with West Chester Twp. to proactively prepare for the end of our lease,” she replied in an email. “At this time, no decisions have been finalized, however we are working collaboratively with the township to ensure that older adults may continue to have access to social and recreational activities in West Chester.”
Mary Huizinga told the trustees that while she hasn’t exactly reached senior status yet, she was saddened because the lunch program and her personal trainer were cut. She said for many seniors, the center provides most of their interaction with others.
“I’ve seen the meals cut and I know there are some people there that that’s their only hot meal,” she said. “It breaks my heart, it really does, I don’t know how people can treat seniors this way.”
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