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It was 2015. The Houston Astros were just beginning to build a young, core team that would eventually win big in October. A Memorial Day flood dumped 11 inches of rain on the region. And in League City, senior living options changed for the better. “It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years,” said Debbie Zienty, Director of Marketing at The Crossings, a senior living community celebrating a decade of providing first rate living options for older adults ranging from independent living to skilled nursing.

There’s something timeless and healing about the ocean. The sound of waves, the salty breeze, the endless horizon—it all seems to invite rest, reflection, and renewal. For older adults considering retirement destinations, living near the ocean isn’t just a dream; it can bring real physical, emotional, and social benefits.

This Spring, The Crossings hosted a Food Drive to benefit the residents of Bayview and Oakview, MRC’s Affordable Housing communities in La Porte. The effort began years ago, now growing to become a highly anticipated effort each year. The Crossings sought to collect canned food and other non-perishable food items, along with toiletries and personal care items.
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It is hurricane season in Texas which means it is time to pull out your checklist and make sure you are prepared. Hurricane preparation is especially important for seniors, but even more for those seniors who may have unique medical, mobility, or communication needs. Here is a comprehensive list of hurricane preparedness tips for seniors, covering planning, supplies, safety, and communication.