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Willoughby Council is expected to open Castle Cove Library in September and provide Watermark residents and the local community with a welcome addition to the area. According to Willoughby Mayor Pat Riley, the library will stock 6,000 books for adults and children and provide a separate children’s area and venue for small craft activities, story time for pre-schoolers, school holiday activities and a meeting area to cater for special events. Willoughby Councils Enviromental Services Director Greg Woodhams stated ”Council is pleased that Watermark has incorporated the facility in this exciting new project as it will bring the residents and the local Castle Cove community together.”

The Library will be open:
Monday & Wednesday 2.30pm to 5pm,
Thursday 12.30pm to 6pm Friday 10am to 1pm,
Saturday 9.30am to 12pm

Watermarks superior standard and commitment to the ultimate in service for residents commanded the utmost care be taken in finding staff of the highest calibre. Over the past months hundreds of applicants have been assessed and our selected team of experienced professionals have taken up their new positions preparing the complex for the arrival of it’s first residents. Watermark take pleasure in introducing their staff members.

Watermark Bridge Club” Room 52” will commence in September with regular Friday sessions including lunch for residents ,guests and members of the local Community. For those who are considering taking up the game we will have classes for beginners later in the year. If you would like to register please ring Bronwyn on 9882 2770.