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team of volunteers spent their weekend helping build an outdoor classroom for Backstreet Community Arts.

Kim Ramey, director of Backstreet Arts, said they have tried to stay in touch with their participants while they’ve been closed for seven months because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We realized what an important service Backstreet offers for people staying mentally healthy,” Ramey said.

Ramey said she was trying to think of ways they could reopen the studio again, as safely as possible. She said many Backstreet Arts participants are in higher-risk categories.

To make it safer for everyone, they decided to create an outdoor classroom space.

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Wenya Lee traveled from Minneapolis to volunteer at the weekend build.

they were able to help, and 14 were able to make the trip. She said volunteers flew in from cities including Los Angeles, Detroit, Minneapolis and Syracuse, New York.

Despite the weather, the group was able to get the deck built for the outdoor classroom and complete most of the storage shed. Carter said they also worked on gardening and put up a fence around the building.

“We love giving back, and we love people PHOTOS BY CHRIS MARTIN and community service,” Carter said.

The outdoor classroom will allow Backstreet Community Arts to reopen the studio after being closed for seven months because of Ramey said they hope to have the outdoor the COVID-19 pandemic. classroom completed in the next couple of weeks.

“I was stunned,” Ramey said. “Stunned that there are so many good humans in the world, it’s nice to be reminded of that.”

FROM PAGE 1 Updates about Backstreet Arts’ new schedule and information about the fundraiser for She said participants will be able to create Published by The Newnan Times-Herald, Inc. pottery and mosaics, or learn how to play the the outdoor classroom can be found at www. backstreetart.org . ukulele, in the outdoor classroom.

William W. Thomasson Marianne C. Thomasson Ramey said the outdoor classroom will PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT have a raised deck with a wheelchair ramp, a GOD GIVES C. Clayton Neely & Elizabeth C. Neely storage shed, tables and umbrellas, and shade PUBLISHERS US STRENGTH sails. She said when the temperatures start to get cooler, they will be able to put heaters out Declare these scriptures out loud!

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Psalm 18:32 Kandice Bell, S arah Campbell, Misha Benson, Rusty Kuehl, brought in a group of volunteers to help with “…for the LORD JEHOVAH is my Laurel Huster, Rebecca Leftwich Jill Whitley the outdoor classroom over the weekend. strength and My song: He also is my PAGINATOR Debby Dye Carter said a group of people who work at salvation.”

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