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Temple Emanuel is unable to use the sanctuary of its building on Lake Hollingsworth a year after Hurricane Irma’s driving rains infiltrated the building, exposed asbestos in the ceiling and soaked the carpets. The congregation is working with FEMA on a solution.
Source: The Ledger
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Barry Friedman founded Lkldnow.com in 2015 as the culmination of a career in print and digital journalism. Since 1982, he has used the tools of reporting, editing and content curation to help people in Lakeland understand their community better.
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