$23M senior development planned in Eureka
Summerville of St. Andrew s will include walking paths connecting households, common spaces with bocce ball and pickleball courts, gazebos and fire pits
Credit: SLBJ Author: Jacob Kirn – St. Louis Business Journal Published: 7:25 AM CST January 18, 2021 Updated: 7:25 AM CST January 18, 2021
ST. LOUIS A St. Louis-based nonprofit said it has broken ground on a $23 million senior living development in Eureka.
St. Andrew s Resources for Seniors System is building the Summerville of St. Andrew s, a neighborhood-style development with 96 one- and two-bedroom units spread across 24 four-unit cottages. It s adjacent to the existing St. Andrew s at Francis Place, a skilled nursing and memory care facility located at 300 Forby Road.
A RYDE businessman not happy at the sale of St Thomas Church has stepped in with a counter solution. George Cullen discovered the church was sold by the Isle of Wight Council in 2017 for £75,000, but Ryde Town Council is now buying it back from the investor for £200,000. Now, he has emailed all the members of Ryde Town Council with a proposal he believes will save them £125,000. He said: I have sent to all the councillors a detailed email about my views on the buy back of the church. My hope is it is being considered and the sale will be stalled pending another Zoom meeting.
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MMA wrestlers off to a strong start Published by admin on Thu, 12/17/2020 - 11:42pm Noah Johnson is 7-2 in individual matches so far for the Colonels. [Submitted photo]
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Led by senior and team captain Christopher Bryant, the Missouri Military Academy has been plowing through the opposition this season. They head into a long Christmas break with a 9-1 team mark, with Bryant – a state qualifier last year – at 7-0 individually.
“Coach Allen has been showing us a new way to approach practice and wrestling, and he wants it done that way,” said Bryant, who wrestles at 182. “It’s working.”