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Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County launched Habitat Young Professionals network by hosting a “friendraiser” at the new Ernest & Scott Taproom. On hand to kick off the group were two young professional football players, Philadelphia Eagles Jaiquwan Jarrett and Dion Lewis. For more information about Habitat Young Professionals, email Brian Cunningham at bcunningham [at] habitatncc.org.

 

 


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