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SSC Moves Forward With Wellness Center Plans

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Seminole State College is moving forward with plans for a partnership Wellness Center.
The $10 million building would be home to Orlando Health, the YMCA, and Walgreens.
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Seminole State College’s new Wellness Center got its first round of approvals today.

The board approved a partnership project between the college, Orlando Health, the YMCA and Walgreens. The building will cost 10-million dollars, and will open in January of 2017.

Jay Davis, a spokesman for the school, said The Keith Corporation’s proposal will be full negotiated now. Check here to look at those documents.


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