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Sen. Lembke Volunteers with Lemay Housing Partnership

The Senator partnered with the partnership to improve homes in Lemay.

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Saturday, Sen. Jim Lembke joined volunteers from the Lemay Housing Partnership, Inc. (LHP) and made repairs on three homes in the Lemay area. 

"Community service is what makes my district such a great place to call home— people care for each other," Lembke said in a release from LHP.

LHP helps low-income residents of Lemay by removing debris, repairing their home and improving landscaping. 

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Volunteers from , Historic Trinity Lutheran Church and Eliot Chapel also participated in the volunteer day. 

In 2011 so far, LHP and area volunteers have provided services to 25 Lemay homes. 

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