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2 Habitat for Humanity After operating on Moseley Street for more than 12 years, Habitat for Humanity purchased the old General Glass Building at 2930 West 4th Street. Executive Director Virginia Braswell said the new facility would better allow
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the community’s
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her team to serve
nonprofit housing
evolving needs. Habitat for Humanity is a organization working in local communities across
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Energy On Ice
in more than 70
From the day after Thanksgiving through January 3, the Kentucky Legend Pier
countries worldwide.
was home to “Energy On Ice,” an outdoor skating experience made possible by
Habitat’s vision is
Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Boardwalk Pipelines and Atmos Energy. The
of a world where
80x60-foot rink was constructed of synthetic ice, and provided a fantastic venue
everyone has a
for skating and views of the river. The experience also included movie nights, live music, concessions, and a breakfast with Santa.
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all 50 states and
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decent place to live.
