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Ted Pappas Jr., president and CEO of Friendship Manor, talks about major new improvements coming to Friendship Manor in Rock Island during a news conference on Thursday, Nov. 30. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
A retirement community in Rock Island will soon start $12.5 million in improvements to meet the changing needs of today’s retirees.
That’s the word from Friendship Manor leaders who on Thursday, Nov. 30, announced many details of the renovation plan that will focus on 20 different projects over the next couple of years. Construction work on some of those…
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