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An exterior view of the HallMar Village senior living community in northeast Cedar Rapids. CREDIT PRESBYTERIAN HOMES
As supporters and staff gathered Thursday, Nov. 2 for a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony for the HallMar Village senior living community on the north edge of Cedar Rapids, officials stressed the importance of such facilities for a rapidly-growing senior population.
“It is truly inspirational,” said Al Ruffalo, president of the MercyCare Board of Trustees. “We’ve all read the statistics about the population aging … and we’re going to need more…
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