GREEN COVE SPRINGS — As an early celebration of Veteran's Day, several military personnel and veterans gathered at Clay County Habitat for Humanity's annual Veterans Build on Thursday, Nov. 5. The …
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GREEN COVE SPRINGS — As an early celebration of Veteran's Day, several military personnel and veterans gathered at Clay County Habitat for Humanity's annual Veterans Build on Thursday, Nov. 5. The Veteran's Build is an initiative that engages U.S. veterans in volunteering and community building opportunities. The builders, from Naval Air Station Jacksonville and Naval Station Mayport, helped to paint the organization's administration building at 3 N. West St. Habitat for Humanity will be celebrating 50 years of affordable homeownership and its successful home building program next year.
