“We still have several smaller tasks to accomplish in the single towers, but we are moving people into the rooms,” said Wayne Asscherick, OneHeart’s Director of Operations & Residential Life.
A necessary plumbing repair means the commercial kitchen will be out of service for part of June, but Asscherick says staff is working with the YMCA, which manages the kitchen, on an alternative to continue to feed guests in the towers.
On the other end of the campus, a deteriorating building once used for storage was leveled, paving the way for a new parking lot to create additional spaces for OneHeart staff and provider partners.
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