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Habitat for Humanity

Linda and Bob Jeans of Church on the Ridge teamed up with other local volunteers on July 31 to help construct Habitat for Humanity's new community center on Snoqualmie Ridge. Habitat for Humanity partners with individuals, businesses and churches like Church on the Ridge to build affordable housing for low-income families in East King County.

October 2, 2008 2:48 pm

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