A group of seniors takes a near-daily walk along the Mississippi River near downtown Minneapolis. Organized by a seniors co-op, they are, from left: Mary Margaret McMillan, 60; Ellie Hands, 69; Suzanne Joyce, 75; Peggy Lucas, 67; Delia Bujold, 70; and Barb Goldner, 64. (Pioneer Press: Scott Takushi)‘You can see the tracks,’said Ecumen trustee and Mill City Commons member Peggy Lucas in Jeremy Olson’s Saint Paul Pioneer Press article. She was talking about the resident deer near the Stone Arch Bridge on the edge of downtown Minneapolis, but she also could just as well have been talking about the groundbreaking tracks she and her neighbors are making by creating a new kind of community. Ecumen is proud to be working with these trailblazers to forge a new way. To read the full article, go here.
A group of seniors takes a near-daily walk along the Mississippi River near downtown Minneapolis. Organized by a seniors co-op, they are, from left: Mary Margaret McMillan, 60; Ellie Hands, 69; Suzanne Joyce, 75; Peggy Lucas, 67; Delia Bujold, 70; and Barb Goldner, 64. (Pioneer Press: Scott Takushi)‘You can see the tracks,’ said Ecumen trustee and Mill City Commons member Peggy Lucas in Jeremy Olson’s Saint Paul Pioneer Press article. She was talking about the resident deer near the Stone Arch Bridge on the edge of downtown Minneapolis, but she also could just as well have been talking about the groundbreaking tracks she and her neighbors are making by creating a new kind of community. Ecumen is proud to be working with these trailblazers to forge a new way. To read the full article, go here.