St. Thomas-Times Journal
September 27, 2004
Invites are in the mail.
ALMA HERITAGE ESTATES is hosting a look-see and lunch Saturday for friends --
including city council members -- and media of its revived plans for the historic
Alma College property now behind construction boarding. (Curious others can
click to www.almahe.com -- though the website, like the “exclusive independent
retirement community,” currently is under construction.)
With a nod to the property’s storied past, Saturday’s do is being
called a yearbook signing ceremony for 2004/2005. The occasion commemorates
the start of a new year for Alma Heritage Estates, says JILL ZUBICK in an accompanying
note, and for the Alma property.
The corporation is completing a model suite in the school’s music building
and says the coming 12 months also are the year for a start on development of
the main block, which dates to 1877.
