Volunteers needed to finish Habitat homes in Corner Brook by February
Brian McHugh
Published: Nov 16, 2016
Updated: Nov 16, 2016
CBC News
Excerpt
The committee behind Corner Brook's first Habitat for Humanity homes is looking for some volunteer muscle to help two families move in by February.
Construction started this fall, and the duplex on Petries Street is taking shape.
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