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Glenview Kids Enjoy Hoppy Easter Egg Hunt at Emerald Place Children meet the Easter Bunny at Emerald Place, an Anthem memory care community in Glenview, Ill. Courtesy of Kimberly Richert
Updated 4/5/2021 8:42 AM
The Easter Bunny paid a visit to Emerald Place, an Anthem memory care community in Glenview on Friday. Local children enjoyed the Hoppy Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the community located at 1879 Chestnut Ave.
About Anthem Memory Care
Anthem s core purpose is to protect, engage, and love people living with memory loss and is committed to provide understanding and significance to people with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia. Anthem, based in Lake Oswego, Ore., operates and develops memory care communities in Illinois, California, Illinois and Kansas. The company’s website is AnthemMemoryCare.com
Mill revival cheered: 1 Ferry St. overhaul seen as ‘capstone’ project in Easthampton’s Mill District
With support from the city, developer Mike Michon is transforming the dilapidated Ferry Street mill complex, one building at a time. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
1 Ferry St. in Easthampton STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
Modified: 1/8/2021 11:13:41 PM
EASTHAMPTON A site long recognized for its abandoned, dilapidated mill buildings is on the rise as a private developer continues renovations of the 1 Ferry St. mill complex while the city makes road and utility upgrades to the area.
The $45 million project to redevelop the 310,000-square-feet mill complex at 1 Ferry St. bolstered by the city’s improvements to the area’s roads “completes the Mill District,” said Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle. “It’s kind of the capstone of the Mill District.”