Street Ministry seeks funds to replace leaky roof
Gastonia group Kara Fohner led Street Ministry requests donations to replace a repeatedly repaired leaky roof at their facility, aiming to secure essential shelter and services for the community.
26 Mar 2024
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2024
Page
1
Gastonia group Kara Fohner led Street Ministry requests donations to replace a repeatedly repaired leaky roof at their facility, aiming to secure essential shelter and services for the community.
Board member Joan Williams says a leaking roof in the clothes room has damaged garments for five to six months. Despite repeated fixes, patches fail and a new roof is needed for the nonprofit, per Williams. The item continues on MINISTRY, Page 2A.
House of Mercy hosts the 29th annual WALK for AIDS Belmont on Saturday April 6 with 1 or 2 mile routes in historic downtown Belmont. Check in 9 30 am at Sisters of Mercy campus and walk starts 10 am. Rain date May 4 2024. Organizers aim to raise 40000 dollars to support people living with HIV AIDS.
Note to readers we have replaced our stock market graphics with enhanced business and market coverage from the USA TODAY Network and Reuters. The change introduces broader financial reporting and market analysis for a more comprehensive view of economic trends.
The abandoned Woodlawn Mill at 300 Woodlawn Avenue Mount Holly Gaston County has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The mill once anchored area textiles in the 1900s and a NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources press release outlines a concise life timeline starting in 1905 with E Hutchison and Stuart W Cramer shaping the plant and worker housing.
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