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We are excited to share that a beautiful new mural has been completed at Osborn Pointe, bringing vibrant color and community spirit to the space.
This inspiring work of art could not have been possible without the help of local muralist Jesse Yazzie and the support of dedicated volunteers, whose teamwork and passion turned this meaningful design into a lasting symbol of resilience for residents and visitors alike.
We are grateful to everyone who contributed to this project and helped bring new life to Osborn Pointe. Stay tuned for our video of the mural painting and an in-depth explanation of the meaning behind the design from the artist.
Osborn Pointe is a 48-unit supportive housing community providing tenant services designed to serve individuals 55 and over. The units are fully furnished and ready for move in. Close to public transportation, Osborn Pointe is the ideal place to call home. Learn more about Supportive Housing and Osborn Pointe.
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