Habitat for Humanity will pick up gently used items at the North Sea Transfer Station on Wednesdays. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN
Habitat for Humanity CEO Lee Silberman, Southampton Town Councilwoman Julie Lofstad, Environmental facilities Manager Ed Thompson, Richard Casabianca, and Restore donations Manager Courtney Collins at the program's inaugural day at the North Sea Transfer Station. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN
Habitat for Humanity will pick up gently used items at the North Sea Transfer Station on Wednesdays. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN
Habitat for Humanity CEO Lee Silberman, Southampton Town Councilwoman Julie Lofstad, Environmental facilities Manager Ed Thompson, Richard Casabianca, and Restore donations Manager Courtney Collins at the program's inaugural day at the North Sea Transfer Station. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN
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