Special to the Signal

Baker University and the Baldwin City community dedicated a construction site for a new Habitat for Humanity house on Sunday at 11th and Fremont streets. From left are Pat Long, Baker President; Ruth Sarna, director of student health services and coordinator of community involvement for the project; Bootsie Lauridsen, who donated funds for the lot; Jeff Dingman, city administrator; Jeremy Hahn, executive director of Lawrence Habitat for Humanity; and Chad O'Bryhim, Baker student body president.

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