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Ribbon Cutting for Eureka’s Newest Active Adult Community

Summerville of St. Andrew's Hosts Local Dignitaries and Future Residents for Ribbon-Cutting Marking Construction Milestone

GlynnDevins, Community Contributor
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From L to R: Kevin Kirkpatrick, Eureka Board of Alderman; Chuck Maurer, Eureka Chamber of Commerce President; Mary Alice Ryan, President & CEO of St. Andrew’s Resources for Seniors System; Sean Flower, Eureka Mayor; Brad Queen, Exec. Director St. Andrew's
From L to R: Kevin Kirkpatrick, Eureka Board of Alderman; Chuck Maurer, Eureka Chamber of Commerce President; Mary Alice Ryan, President & CEO of St. Andrew’s Resources for Seniors System; Sean Flower, Eureka Mayor; Brad Queen, Exec. Director St. Andrew's (Summerville of St. Andrew's)

Summerville of St. Andrew’s, a $23 million active adult community, will feature 24 fourplexes or “pocket neighborhoods” with gardens, a stocked lake, walking and biking pathways, and common spaces that include bocce and pickleball courts, fire pits and gazebos. Just before Memorial Day, local dignitaries joined St. Andrew’s leaders to celebrate the first pocket neighborhood taking shape and scheduled to be completed this summer. Older adults and future residents of Summerville look forward to moving in.

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