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A worker from Abatement Professionals tears apart the elevator penthouse at the former Intown Manor, a three-and-a-half-story brick building built in 1892. It was originally an orphanage, then a boarding house and finally, an assisted living facility until it closed in 2005. A nearly $8 million project will restore the National Historic Register building and add 32 apartments for seniors. Standing in the Post Office Parking lot on break and watching the process, postal worker Mitch Caron tells a co-worker about the time he and other workers were on the steps nearby when a bolt of lightning came down and “took a chunk out of the lightning rod on top of it.”
A worker from Abatement Professionals tears apart the elevator penthouse at the former Intown Manor, a three-and-a-half-story brick building built in 1892. It was originally an orphanage, then a boarding house and finally, an assisted living facility until it closed in 2005. A nearly $8 million project will restore the National Historic Register building and add 32 apartments for seniors. Standing in the Post Office Parking lot on break and watching the process, postal worker Mitch Caron tells a co-worker about the time he and other workers were on the steps nearby when a bolt of lightning came down and “took a chunk out of the lightning rod on top of it.”
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