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New cabinetry and flooring spark up the
kitchen. With the removal of a wall, the
kitchen and dining areas are more open, and
a snack bar area is being added.
The full-sized basement has been dry even
during last summer’s extreme rain events.
It will offer an enticing area for children’s
play or an entertainment area. Several
smaller rooms offer space for a study or
an additional bedroom, another bathroom
could be added, and it also offers plenty of
storage room.
The Building Trades program is part of the
Lincolnland Technical Education Center
hosted by LCHS, which offers classes to
students in surrounding school districts.
Besides LCHS, four students are coming in
from Williamsville, Hartsburg-Emden, and
Mount Pulaski.
Work at the site is speeding along with two
classes totaling 22 students cycling through
each morning.
Students are taught many different skills in
the scope of the project -- carpentry,
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