Irwin will benefit financially from a proposed $14 million, 50-unit apartment building for low-income senior citizens, according to the county’s housing director.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Westmoreland County housing director defends senior project for Irwin
Published in Local, Norwin, Top Stories and Westmoreland
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