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Tiny Houses Yield Big Aid For Charity

PLAYHOUSE PALOOZA EVENT RAISES $58,000

By Debbie Miller

Posted: May 8, 2011 at 4:48 a.m.

Carin Schoppmeyer
Jim Montgomery, from left, Sheree Alt and Will Herrin help support Habitat for Humanity.

Pint-sized play venues netted big dollars for a nonprofit agency aimed at helping children.

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Our Town, Pages 23 on 05/08/2011

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