Trillium Woods in Plymouth nearing completion Sprawling, $161 million Trillium Woods will include apartments, assisted living and memory care units plus many amenities and a town center. February 26, 2015 6:26pm Text size Copy shortlink:
When Trillium Woods opens this summer in Plymouth, its developers hope the sprawling new housing project will help redefine the way seniors live and age in the Twin Cities metro area.
The $161 million project is being built on 46 acres of former farmland tucked away in the northeast corner of Plymouth. It will house more than 300 residents in an upscale 583,000-square-foot campus that will include apartments, an assisted living center and a clubhouse with a full range of amenities including a post office, bank and a convenience store.
open, the real first cinderella story is taking shape. and the star is an american. if you can believe it. yeah. here she is. she is 17-year-old victoria duval, ranked 296 in the world. that had no effect on her game last night though she was playing the woman who won two years ago. duval lost the first set won the next two and ousted 11th seeded sam stosur. the first time she ever faced a top 20 opponent. pretty awesome. that s called an upset. could it be a cinderella story. a player with considerably more tennis experience, talking about roger federer. finally got on the court yesterday. match had been delayed by rain on monday. the 17-time grand slam, tournament winner dispatched a player from slovenia in straight sets. if he keeps winning, federer could face rafa nadal in the quarterfinals. now you went to the i went opening day monday. you went on opening day. and i saw venus win. okay. and i saw did you see victoria? did she play?
defeated woman seeded number 11 who won the tournament two years ago. evaluating her second match, duvall said, i played amazing. these are some of our top stories on this wednesday, august 28th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now with john muller and diana perez. good wednesday morning. we re going to get right to it this half hour with the escalating crisis in syria. the u.s. weighing military options. the obama administration is laying the ground work for a possible military strike. making it increasingly apparent that it no longer appears to be a matter of if the u.s. will strike syria but when. leaders on both sides of the atlantic appear convinced the syrian government used chemical weapons against its own people in an attack in damascus last week. there is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria
good morning. i m john muller. i m diana perez. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on world news now a u.s. response to the syrian government s use of chemical weapons on its own people is becoming increasingly imminent. and this morning it is looking to be just a matter of when the u.s. will strike. we ll update the tensions from the region in a few moments. huge fire burning near yosemite national park is now about 20% contained. so far flames have consumed 282 square miles, destroyed more than 100 structures, and 4,500 more still at risk. we could see another zimmerman court appearance today. this time george zimmerman s wife, shellie zimmerman faces a perjury charge for lying to the court about donations on their website. she has already pleaded not guilty. 17-year-old american victoria duvall pulling off a big upset last night at the u.s. open, she
well, big news from the u.s. open, the real first cinderella story is taking shape. and the star is an american. if you can believe it. yeah. here she is. she is 17-year-old victoria duvall, ranked 296 in the world. that had no effect on her game last night though she was playing the woman who won two years ago. duvall lost the first set won the next two and ousted 11th seeded sam stouser. the first time she ever faced a top 20 opponent. pretty awesome. that s called an upset. could it be a cinderella story. a player with considerably more tennis experience, talking about roger federer. finally got on the court yesterday. match delayed by rain monday. the 17-time grand slam, tournament winner dispatched a player from slovenia in straight sets. if he keeps winning, federer could face rafa nadal in the quarterfinals. now you went to the i went opening day monday. you went on opening day. and i saw venus win. okay. and i saw did you see victoria? did she play?