Presenting a $1,855 check Oct. 30 to (from left) to Way Station programming and client coordinator Dan Lavigne and development director Karen Albert (far right) were Dale and Kat Pett and Ron Sparks of the Hale's Location Homeowners Association. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Presenting a $1,855 check Oct. 30 to (from left) to Way Station programming and client coordinator Dan Lavigne and development director Karen Albert (far right) were Dale and Kat Pett and Ron Sparks of the Hale's Location Homeowners Association. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
CONWAY — Winter’s coming, and the need for winterized sleeping bags, tents and tarps is in high demand, say officials from the Way Station, the non-profit resource center on Grove Street in North Conway that is run out of the Lutheran Church of the Nativity.
The 2019-founded organization serves the Mount Washington Valley’s housing-insecure and homeless population.
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