Carving facility within $100,000 of full funding

 

Brian O'Connor/ Wrangell Sentinel

The afternoon sun plays over the façade of the WCA Carving Facility Tuesday afternoon. The WCA recently received a $250,000 grant from the MJ Murdoch Charitable Trust to put towards the facility's completion.

A local carving facility and cultural center is a big step closer to completion.

The MJ Murdoch Charitable Trust awarded a $250,000 grant to the Wrangell Cooperative Association this week. That leaves about$100,000, or 35 percent of total cost of the building, remaining before the shed's cost is totally funded, said Tis Peterman, a grant writer and administrator with the WCA.

"We're really excited about it," she said.

The carving facility - known informally around town as the "carving shed," a description better suited to the utility building near Shakes Island currently used for some tradi...



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