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From LCB Senior Living : LCB Senior Living , LLC (www.lcbseniorliving.com) is pleased to announce the selection of Karen Foley as the company’s new Vice President of Sales. In this role, Mrs. Foley will support LCB’s sales teams at both the corporate and community levels, where she will coordinate with these associates in promoting LCB ’s communities and reaching occupancy and revenue objectives. Most LCB communities offer independent , assisted and memory care assisted living for local seniors. Mrs. Foley has 25 years of experience within the senior living industry , most of which have been in managerial sales roles . She has held positions with Sunrise Senior Living , Benchmark Senior Living , and most recently, Maplewood Senior Living , where she served as the company’s Vice President of Business Development. Independent Living residents at LCB Senior Living communities have private apartments with a kitchenette and bath, along with the peace of mind of 24-hour security, three n...

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David Engberg wheels through the third apartment he’s had in two years. PHOTO BY KARLOS RENE AYALA David Engberg and James Clark cling to their independence by a thread. Both men were born with cerebral palsy and live off Supplemental Security Income , or SSI—a stipend that puts them under the federal poverty line . So far, they’ve managed to keep a roof over their heads by splitting the cost of rent. But since the affordable housing crisis hit , the roommates have been priced out of two apartments in just two years. The stressful shuffling was witnessed by Jennifer Schmidt, their case manager at InAlliance, a nonprofit that provides employment and living services for people with disabilities. Advocates such as Schmidt are becoming increasingly alarmed by the way skyrocketing rents are affecting Sacramento County ’s 14, 000 disabled residents . Several independent surveys suggest Sacramento is experiencing some of the largest rent increases in the nation. Few feel those tectonic ma...

Description: This community is comprised of 1 and 2 beds floor plans . Individual apartment homes feature vertical blinds , coat closets, overhead fans, French doors, walk-in closets, double vanities, fireplaces, and private patios and balconies. Community available amenities a free- standing club house with TELEVISION's and a swimming pool equipped with pool-side WiFi. Come visit Autumn Chase today and make our community your home! Autumn Chase is now a SimplyBetter property, which means we provide our residents with SimplyBetter. features 4PQZ5F such as pet friendly environment , o ine service requests , respectful and timely response, smoke- free living options , low VOC paints and sealants, earth friendly cleaning products , sustainable improvements and much more. Club house, Sheltered parking, Pool, Ceiling Fan, Dishwasher, Disposal, Fireplace, Cathedral ceilings, Large Closets, Microwave, Patio Balcony, Refrigerator. Price range: $1, 285-$1, 630.

Granite countertops and stainless steel appliances have been installed in the first Portofino Apartments on 34th Street, just west of Milwaukee Avenue, before the grand opening July 19 .  Sara Fierro, director of operations for Asken Properties , said five buildings are scheduled to open for residents to begin moving in July 15. The clubhouse, a 3,500-square-foot building, will also be ready for the office staff to move in by that time. Up to and through the grand opening event , those who sign a lease at Portofino will be given a free iPad Mini , Fierro said. Door prizes will also be given out during the grand opening event July 19 in the Portofino clubhouse. In December, she hopes 210 apartments will be ready for rental. “We’re opening up five buildings July 15 , which is about 35 apartments. But every two weeks after that, we’ll keep opening up another couple of buildings,” Fierro said. Units in Portofino won’t be the cheapest in town, Fierro said, but she believes they are compe...

Recycle. Reuse. Reduce. Reclaim. Cheryl Oliver is a true believer. Her husband, Jack, is not quite so sure. For Cheryl, there is no choice because she regards recycling as crucial for the survival of the planet. Jack said he gets it, but doesn’t think a few people can make any real difference. The house divided is a microcosm of communities when it comes to recycling. Cheryl believes everyone should do their part, while Jack believes that since not everyone is doing their part, why should he? “The problem with recycling is that most people don’t do it or won’t do it,” Jack said. “I think it’s mostly due to people being plain lazy.” Jack has a point – recycling takes more effort than just throwing everything into the same trash can. There are people who might recycle but don’t because they simply don’t know how. With paper, plastic, aluminum, metal and a myriad of other color-coded options for recyclable material, deciding where each thing should go can be troublesome. ...

When Matt Metzger and Carly Wingert showed up to view apartments early Friday afternoon at a complex on the south end of town, the property management office was closed. Another tenant pointed them to the mailbox with applications they could take and fill out. But it was empty. So they were off to make more calls. They'd already looked at a couple of places, including one that still was under renovation. "The struggle is real," Wingert said, still cheerful nonetheless. "It's not easy at all," Metzger said. After looking at just a handful of units, they were already talking about how to adjust their budget and possibly work overtime to afford a suitable home.  Wingert and Metzger plan to finish their degrees at the University of Montana — he's studying wildlife biology and she's interested in literature and the environment. They're among a slew of students looking for housing around the same time. Despite all the construction that's been ...