By Christopher Sheldon
Seabrook Village, a Tinton Falls retirement community, celebrated its 15th anniversary on Wednesday and was applauded by state, county and borough officials.
Seabrook received proclamations of success from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders, State Senator Jennifer Beck, and the mayor and council on Tinton Falls:
Longtime residents such as Claire Banavich spoke about all the experiences they have had since moving to Seabrook 15 years ago.
"I've been living in my new home of Seabrook (for 15 years) and what else could I ask for," Banavich said.
Seabrook opened its doors in 1998 and has grown into a community with over 1,400 residents, eight residential buildings and two clubhouses.
There are more than 160 different clubs and groups for residents as well as restaurants, convenience stores, fitness centers and even a bank branch.
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