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With average temperatures in the mid-70’s during the summer, residents of Heron’s Key are taking advantage of the beautiful weather and getting outside for their exercise. Chuck Abbey and Katie …
Read MoreFor those contemplating the best places to retire, Washington may be an intriguing alternative to the Sun Belt states. With easy access to the ocean, forests and mountains, along with …
Read MoreWhether you’re considering a move to a retirement community for yourself or a family member, one of the first questions you’ve probably thought about is how old do you have …
Read MoreJamie Mendez, a hostess at Heron’s Key, knows what it takes to make residents feel welcome in their community. For the past five years, Jamie has worked at Heron’s Key …
Read MoreAre you thinking about selling your home and moving? While it’s common for homeowners to plan on moving to a larger house when they sell, there may be many reasons …
Read MoreEvery morning Brad Haskins and his son, Brad Haskins Jr., hop in the car and start their commute to work together. Both Brads play critical roles at Heron’s Key and …
Read MoreUsing the age of 65 to define the senior population is in many ways an arbitrary choice. Ask many adults who’ve celebrated that milestone birthday, and they’ll tell you they …
Read MoreGig Harbor, Washington, boasts a vibrant outdoor life, but its rainy weather occasionally calls for indoor fun. Luckily, at Heron’s Key, there’s no shortage of indoor activities to keep seniors …
Read MoreWhen you walk into Heron’s Key, the first smiling face you will see is Cheri Monroe, the independent living concierge. Cheri gracefully handles all the responsibilities that come with her …
Read MoreIf you’ve been undecided about moving to a senior living community in part because you think your grandchildren (or great-grandchildren) won’t want to visit, then take this to heart: Choose …
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