Sunday afternoon, the Logan
County Habitat for Humanity had a groundbreaking ceremony for what
will be the organization's 16th house in Logan County.
The property on North McLean will become a 1,200-square-foot, three
bedroom home for Eric and Theresa Baker and their children, Connor
and Paisley.
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A little before 2 p.m. a crowd gathers in the
street at 1419 N. McLean.
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As the rain comes down, the umbrellas go up. |
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Bob Chamberlain, Habitat president, welcomes
everyone.
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Mayor Keith Snyder congratulates the
Bakers and thanks Habitat for their service to the community. |
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R.P. Lumber store manager Caleb Peacock
addresses the crowd.
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Steve Schreiner leads the Litany of Purpose.
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The Bakers stand at the front of the crowd,
happily participating in the prayers and readings.
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The crowd participates in the responsive
readings.
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