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"Some brides wear their mother's or grandmother's gown at their wedding. But at a ceremony to renew her wedding vows, Rita Homer, 86, wore a white dress that was meaningful to her for a different reason: She wore it 14 years ago to celebrate her 50th wedding anniversary.

Fifteen couples took part in a vow renewal ceremony Saturday at Paramount Senior Living in Baldwin Borough.

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Joe and Martha Dorsey have lived in various assisted living and nursing facilities in the area. But as they watched Paramount Senior Living at Bethel Park being built over the past year, they decided it offered what they didn't find in other senior residences.

"Here we have more space, and they have extensive activities," said Mrs. Dorsey, formerly of Whitehall. "And we are close to two daughters and grandchildren."

The Dorseys are among the first handful of residents to move into the $20 million complex that opened in June. As of this week, about 30 residents were expected to be moved into units.

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A new housing complex for senior citizens is expected to open in Bethel Park by April and offer a mixture of independent living, assisted living and secured dementia units.

Paramount Senior Living at Bethel Park, on Baptist Road, will be owned and operated by Paramount Health Resources, which is owned by Jay Cox, of Bethel Park.

"This building is locally owned and operated," Mr. Cox said. "If you have a question or problem, I am local and I address issues very quickly."

The new facility will hold 120 beds, with 15 independent living apartments, 77 assisted living units and 28 units for people with dementias.

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