Team Effort Builds 1500th FAHE Home for Josephine Mangie
Josephine Mangie joins Federation of Appalachian Housing Enterprises members in the Blitz Build project as FAHE reaches its 1,500th house. Mangie calls the milestone a dream come true and a long-awaited own home before she dies.
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Blitz Build delivers dream home for Greenbrier County woman
Greenbrier Community Services and FAHE coordinate a 15 to 20 volunteer Blitz Build in Frankford to construct a three bedroom house for Josephine Mangle and her three grandchildren. The project, marking FAHE’s 1,500th Blitz Build, aims to finish in two weeks with completion planned for May 4.
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Attorneys clash at landfill hearing in Monroe County
Greenville attorney James McNeely urged the Environmental Quality Board that the DEP permit for HAM Sanitary Landfill’s new solid waste cell was legal but improper. He said owners built the cell without a permit, faces a $12,500 fine, and sought a status conference over improper notice.
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Nashville clean up after killer tornadoes surprise no deaths
Mayor Phil Bredesen toured east Nashville after two tornadoes tore through the city and surrounding areas. He and Vice President Gore marveled that no one died despite about 100 injuries. Rural Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas totals included several deaths as the system left widespread damage.
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Napping at Work May Boost Productivity Says Study
Sleep researchers report that a 15 to 30 minute nap in the afternoon can increase alertness energy and productivity at work. National Sleep Foundation findings show over half of workers feel drowsy during business hours and a substantial minority regularly nod off on the job, risking production losses.
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