Amanda Erickson

1 month ago | hdrinc.com | Amanda Erickson

Hennepin County, Minnesota’s largest county by population, is working toward a more circular economy, valuing raw materials and prioritizing materials reuse. The county wanted to assess public opinion and establish a baseline level of support for needed policy actions to work toward that goal. HDR partnered with Hennepin County to gather resident feedback, designing a survey that spanned several topics, from food waste to waste reduction to drop-off facility use.

2 months ago | inquirer.com | Amanda Erickson

Sue Ronnenkamp knew better than most how she wanted to live out her golden years. Having worked with seniors as an educator and adviser, Ronnenkamp, 67,knew she wantedaffordable rent, fewer possessions, and companionship. She also wanted a setup that would accommodate the challenges of aging, including health issues. After she moved from Philadelphia to Denver, a city where she’d always aspired to live, she began to look for a roommate.

2 months ago | nzherald.co.nz | Amanda Erickson

Sue Ronnenkamp, left, and her roommate Sue Larsen spend time together before going to a neighbour’s house for dinner in Denver, Colorado. Photo / Paola Chapdelaine, The Washington PostAn unpredictable economy and loneliness are two of the factors influencing the growing trend. Sue Ronnenkamp knew better than most how she wanted to live out her golden years. Having worked with seniors as an educator and adviser, Ronnenkamp, 67, knew she wanted affordable rent, fewer possessions and companionship.

2 months ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Amanda Erickson

By Amanda EricksonFor The Washington PostSue Ronnenkamp knew better than most how she wanted to live out her golden years. Having worked with seniors as an educator and adviser, Ronnenkamp, 67, knew she wanted affordable rent, fewer possessions and companionship. She also wanted a setup that would accommodate the challenges of aging, including health issues. After she moved from Philadelphia to Denver, a city where she’d always aspired to live, she began to look for a roommate.

2 months ago | seattletimes.com | Amanda Erickson

Sue Ronnenkamp knew better than most how she wanted to live out her golden years. Having worked with older adults as an educator and adviser, Ronnenkamp, 67,knew she wantedaffordable rent, fewer possessions and companionship. She also wanted a setup that would accommodate the challenges of aging, including health issues. After she moved from Philadelphia to Denver, a city where she’d always aspired to live, she began to look for a roommate.