Habitat for Humanity homes go up in Baltimore, Pumphrey

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When Natosha Thomas visited the site of her first new home on Pontiac Avenue in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Baltimore City at about 1 a.m. Monday, it was nothing more than a concrete foundation with a plywood floor.

“When I went out there again this morning at 9:30, I was just speechless,” she said. “There were walls up and a roof.” Grayson Homes has donated the time, materials and labor to build Thomas? home.

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