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The 180,000-square- foot Stone River Retirement Resort will offer 128 independent - living apartments for adults 55 and older at Tara when it opens in early winter. Resort Lifestyle Communities , based in Lincoln, Neb., submitted plans for the $ 30 million luxury development to Manatee County government in early 2015. The project was fast-tracked because of the size of the investment and the number of jobs that would be created. The company is planning a job fair about 60 days prior to opening and would hire 35 to 45 full- and part-time employees, Kelly Jo Hinrichs , marketing and pre- open sales director , said this week. “We are working with the fire marshal and permitting. We are hoping for an early winter opening ,” Hinrichs said. Monthly rentals in the three-story building will range from about $3,000 for a studio apartment, $3,000-$3,900 for a one-bedroom apartment, $4,000-$5,000 for a two-bedroom apartment, and $4,700-$5,000 for a three-bedroom apartment. Included are 24- h...

Roosevelt Square developers hope to build two apartment buildings that would have 120 for-rent units. By Susan S. Stevens Roosevelt Square ’s developer, Related Midwest , hopes to build two apartment buildings providing 120 for-rent units. In its plans, the company increased the proportion of market rate apartments to 80%, with the remainder affordable or low- income housing . The previous proportion was 75% to 25%. Related Midwest also changed the exterior designs. Opposition to the apartment buildings has stalled construction since mid-2010. The company announced the 80/20 mix a meeting in April. Another community meeting , open to the public, will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 7, at the National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame, 1431 W. Taylor St. “Our meeting will be similar in scope to the meeting two years ago at the Sports Hall of Fame that many of you attended, but there will be much more detail about what Roosevelt Square is and how it fits into a larger com...

We get it — in 2017, dating can suck. It doesn't matter if you're a serial swiper or seeing one person regularly, all the think pieces and second-hand (or first-hand!) horror stories sometimes make us seem like a post official -relationship society. But Hinge, which markets itself as “the relationship app,” is committed to making us all believe in love and romance again. "The world of dating and the way in which people meet for sure has changed, and there’s probably no going back," says Olivia Abramowitz, Hinge’s VP of Marketing. "But that doesn’t mean that meaningful relationships can’t be formed through more modern means." And they've got the receipts, ladies and gentlemen. Today, Hinge launches its "Power Couples" list, a roster of 25 partners who met on Hinge, built long-term relationships , and aren't afraid to call them that. (Hinge says the pairs were selected based on two criteria: When they were single their Hinge profiles received...