News Photo by Julie Goldberg
from left to right, Home Depot Assistant Manager James Taylor, Store Manager Lyle Fruchey, Habitat for Humanity Northeast Michigan Executive Director Ted Fines, and Home Depot Team Depot Captain Jerry Plohocky are seen at the Alpena Home Depot on Tuesday. The store donated $22,000 to Habitat for Humanity to be used for finishing houses and getting tools the organization needs after its ReStore building on Chisholm Street burned down on Sunday.
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This photo submitted by Marianne Stuart shows the charred remains of the ReStore, in the center of the photo, to the right of the church.
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News Photo by Julie Goldberg
from left to right, Home Depot Assistant Manager James Taylor, Store Manager Lyle Fruchey, Habitat for Humanity Northeast Michigan Executive Director Ted Fines, and Home Depot Team Depot Captain Jerry Plohocky are seen at the Alpena Home Depot on Tuesday. The store donated $22,000 to Habitat for Humanity to be used for finishing houses and getting tools the organization needs after its ReStore building on Chisholm Street burned down on Sunday.
Courtesy Photo
This photo submitted by Marianne Stuart shows the charred remains of the ReStore, in the center of the photo, to the right of the church.
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ALPENA — Two days after a fire destroyed its ReStore, the Habitat for Humanity Northeast Michigan received a $22,000 donation from the Alpena Home Depot.