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Storms leave seniors without power, but community steps up. Wilkinsburg’s mayor, others bring food, resources to Douglas Plaza residents
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Storms leave seniors without power, but community steps up. Wilkinsburg’s mayor, others bring food, resources to Douglas Plaza residents
IN TIMES OF NEED, COMMUNITY MEMBERS STEPPED UP TO HELP THE RESIDENTS OF DOUGLAS PLAZA, IN WILKINSBURG. IN THE PHOTO AT LEFT, RONNETTE DIXON IS PICTURED WITH DOUGLAS PLAZA RESIDENT CHRISTOPHER JENKINS. AT RIGHT, ASHLEY BURKE IS PICTURED WITH DOUGLAS PLAZA RESIDENT PERNELL FERGUSON. DIXON AND BURKE BROUGHT HOT MEALS TO THE RESIDENTS ON SUNDAY, MAY 4. (PHOTOS BY ROB TAYLOR JR.) The electric has been restored to the Douglas Plaza Apartments in Wil…
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