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Warren County Habitat for Humanity has new staff, program

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9 years ago

March 3, 2017

Lee Smith Osina discusses the programs and projects of the Warren County Habitat for Humanity.

Front Royal — Warren County Habitat for Humanity added its first professional staff member last year. Lee Smith Osina, who served nearly 10 years as the chief staff officer of the local United Way, became the Executive Director last August.

Ms. Smith Osina sat down to talk with Editor Norma Jean Shaw about her new position and some of the projects and programs that Warren County Habitat will undertake. To learn more about the organization, or to apply for a program go to: http://warrencountyhabitat.org.

Watch the interview here:

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