Habitat for Humanity breaks ground
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The Habitat for Humanity crew pulled out the shovels for ground breaking on a new home for Jayme Redding in Woodcreek North. (Photo by Dalton Sweat/Wimberley View)
Dalton Sweat
Editor
A home is a place that many people take for granted, knowing you have a safe place to lay your head at night.
Wimberley resident Jamye Redding will get that opportunity with the help of the community and the Wimberley Valley Habitat for Humanity, which broke ground on a new home last week.
Redding, who works at King Feed, and her three children will have a new place to call their own come the spring of 2015. The new home will certainly be something she appreciates.
“I’ve lived in an RV for three years, and for two years I lived in a two-bedroom home, and now I’m living in an RV again,” Redding said. “Even the two-bedroom was small. It’s going to be so nice.”
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