US EditionWoonsocket thrives on teamwork during cleanup
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Woonsocket thrives on teamwork during cleanup
Pictured is a rafter being removed from the rubble that once housed a majority of D&L Service and Tire, owned by Steve and Mary Dammann for 34 years. Some of the bins and parts of the buildings that is known as the elevator across the road from Dammanns’ will also come down due to significant damage. The elevator does business as Dakota Feed and Grain and is owned by Michael and Bobbi Johnson. …Read the full story and see an additional picture i…
·Woonsocket, United States
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