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Windover Construction breaks ground at new Cape Ann YMCA

Shown (from left) are: Lee Dellicker, Windover Construction CEO,
along with executives from the Cape Ann YMCA, local officials,
Sam Park and Company, and the Dolben Company.

Gloucester, MA Windover Construction CEO Lee Dellicker joined executives from the Cape Ann YMCA, Sam Park and Company, and the Dolben Company, for a ground breaking ceremony of the new 65,000 s/f YMCA, the Glen T. MacLeod YMCA. The facility is to be built as the centerpiece of a project that will include a 200-unit rental housing complex and 25,000 s/f of retail space adjacent to the neighboring Gloucester Crossing. The new YMCA will have an eight-lane pool, room for 76 preschoolers at a time, and other amenities. The facility is slated to open in the winter of 2020.

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