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Members of the local construction industry and the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors were on hand May 17 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 4535 W. Chestnut Expwy.
A Meek's truck did the honors, backing through the ceremonial ribbon on its way to unload some of the $52,500 in building supplies donated by Meek's for the occasion. The donation comprised high-quality building materials from lines discontinued by Meek's.
The ReStore takes donated building materials and resells them at a discount. Funds raised ultimately will go to build more Habitat homes locally.
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