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Norfolk YMCA Breaks Ground on New Early Childhood Education Facility

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The William A. Hunton YMCA broke ground on a new facility in Norfolk, which will serve as a replacement for its previous location. W.M. Jordan Company will oversee the construction of the first phase, which is expected to be ready for occupancy by early 2028. The facility will feature an early childhood education center, administrative offices, and a playground.

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The project represents a significant local investment, with the City of Norfolk contributing more than $6 million to the campaign. The Hunton Y’s campaign has raised over $16 million toward its $18.3 million goal for the initial phase.

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