The Samaritan House has been in a major fundraising mode following fears that a federal grant may not be available after all. That work has netted $2-million in community donations since the threat of that grant loss was first discovered.
Using the property they acquired years ago at the old Army Reserve Center on 2nd Street West, ground has been broken to build 18 family apartments — 16 single-occupancy, veteran-dedicated units and a community building where residents can socialize.
We’ll get an update on their latest efforts on this project this morning at 7:20 on Glacier Banks Community Conversations. Samaritan House Executive Director Chris Krager is our guest.
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