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Instead of making it a modern and future-forward theater, the changes that are being made will bring it back to the beginning.

Work on a $6.7 million construction project to restore an island on the Mississippi River in northeast Minneapolis is set to begin next month.

Counter tops, light fixtures and windows are just a few items pouring in to a St. Cloud non-profit organization.

If you've been wondering what to do with the old television or printer collecting dust in your garage, consider handing it off the the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. They're now accepting all kinds of electronic items to be recycled in environmentally-friendly ways.

Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity is ready to do business, and gave a few folks a sneak preview of their inventory yesterday evening.

Central Minnesota Habitat for Humaity is getting ready to launch the ReStore. It's a discount home improvement shop, selling donated new and used building supplies. They invite you to attend a ribbon cutting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow at the shopfront at 2801 West Saint Germain in St. Cloud.

Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity is breaking some new ground - but not in the way you might expect. They're getting ready to open a ReStore. Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Bruce Johnson says the store will sell all kinds of remodeling materials at 50-75% below retail prices.