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to that sort of Manhattan-based, walk-everywhere (style of
living). I liked that lifestyle. And so I could see the promise,
eventually a grocery, and walking everywhere to go out on
weekends. And the restaurants."
Carrie Callahan, who is 37 and originally from Albany,
Georgia, is on the staff of the Fayetteville Veterans
Administration Medical Center as a visual impairment
services coordinator. She works with the legally blind and
severely visually impaired veterans.
"I feel good to help the veterans," she said.
"I love that Carrie does that," her husband said.
Meanwhile, Evan has morphed into a Carolina Panther.
e young master, photo ready, has switched into a Panther
uniform, complete with helmet.
ough there is no yard for him to roam and stretch
out, the condo includes an upstairs terrace where the family
can play catch and small games. "We spend a lot more time
here when it's warm," his mother said.
Patrick has his own spot, as well -- a study with a view
of their city surroundings.
Aer making his home in the 300 Hay Street
Condominiums for 11 years now, he has witnessed first-
hand the gradual progress of downtown's faceli.
"I think progress and change is never as fast as one
would love. So there's that side," he said. "Is it as fast as we
thought it would be? I think, 'Yes.' It's going at about the
pace I thought. I think one of the next critical developments
is getting a greater body of residents down here. at's
actually being worked on. at's a priority for the Cool
Spring District, too."
