Summer Street House opens for developmentally disabled women

Bright, sunny door to welcome residents home.

Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson greets one of the residents.

Gazette intern reporter

A new home for developmentally disabled adults was open for preview last weekend in Pullman. The Summer Street House will be for women with developmental disabilities where they live with “assisted natural living.”

“Our goal is to support these women with everything you would do in daily life,” said Lorraine Fulfs, co-founder of LMK, Inc. “Our staff will step up and follow-up with help if the residents need it with anything from cutting vegetables to helping cook dinne...