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Historical March 1981 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Cornerstone Corporation, a non-profit housing corporation organized by Grace and Peace Fellowship members, has received a $4500 grant from the Commerce Bank of University City.
The money has been used to winterize the Cornerstone property at 6006 Washington.
In addition to the increased heat efficiency, the newly painted trim and new storm windows enhance the building’s appearance. Cornerstone received this funding through the Neighborhood Assistance Program.
This is a state program designed to encourage private companies to support local neighborhood improvement in return for tax benefits. Marian Rice, from the Commerce-Manchester branch, and Elaine Wright, of the Commerce Bank of University City, worked with Jim Kern from Cornerstone to secure the funding. Cornerstone Corporation currently owns four properties in the SkinkerDeBaliviere neighborhood, containing twenty remodeled apartments.
In addition to 6006 Washington, there is one on McPherson, and two on Nina.
Originally published in The Paper, March 1981.
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