Renovated low-income housing unveiled in Grant County communities
Community members check out the new-and-improved Quincy Manor apartments at a ceremony Tuesday. Quincy Manor is, one of three low-income housing projects in Grant County recently renovated by Catholic Charities Housing Services.
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Fr. Cesar Vega Mendoza of Moses Lake blesses the newly-renovated Quincy Manor apartments at the ceremony Tuesday.
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The apartments at Quincy Manor, Villa Santa Maria and La Amistad have all-new countertops and cabinets, among other improvements.
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The Quincy Manor apartments before the extensive renovation project that concluded Tuesday.
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Quincy Manor after renovation. The other two communities, La Amistad in Warden and Villa Santa Maria in Mattawa, share the same color scheme, according to CCHS Housing Developer Camille Gallegos.
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QUINCY — A new-and-improved Quincy Manor apartment complex was unveiled at a ceremony Tuesday.
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