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April 1^st 2009

Grand Opening Seabreeze Apartments Community Room

Seabreeze Apartments celebrated the grand opening of a new addition to the apartment community. Vada and Mickey Carroll, managers of the apartment complex, are proud to open the new addition, a community room, to the public on April 1^st at 3:30 PM. A creative name competition is being held to select a name for the community room. The room was remodeled from an existing storage area to a spacious learning and gathering area. The purpose of the room will be to provide a safe place for children and families to gather, play, research, read, and learn. The development of the new space was a collaborative effort between the Crescent City Police Department Crime Free Multi-Housing Program and the Del Norte Family Resource Center/First Five. After the Seabreeze Apartments completed the process and graduated the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program, it was the goal of the community to host a safe place for family and friends to gather.

The new community space will host books, games, and computers for children to learn as well as provide a location for neighborhood activities and classes. A special thanks to:

• First Five, Woods Plumbing, Vanarsdale Roofing, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, and Tom Sergeant for donated supplies.
•  Rod Nielson with Totem Villa Apartments and Connie Nicolet with Sea Breeze Apartments for additional donated supplies.
• Community residents, Jeff Taylor and Skyler Steward, donated their time and skills to make this room possible.

This project is a great example of a community working together to meet a common goal that will serve the needs of our local families.

Storage are prior to the remodel to accommodate the new community room.

Community room after completion of the remodel.

The Ribbon cutting at Seabreeze Apartments.