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Apartment plans move forward By GINA KINSLOWGlasgow Daily Times Conne Baker, a local Realtor and member of Glasgow’s Renaissance on Main Street project steering committee, said there is a need in Glasgow for the type of housing the Liberty School Apartments provide.
“They have a waiting list on the other side. It appears to me if you have a waiting list for people wanting to get in, it would certainly sound like there is a need for it,” she said. One of the main objectives of the Renaissance on Main Program was to find a use for all three buildings on the Liberty Street campus. While the former Glasgow High School building has been transformed into apartments for senior citizens and those who meet income guidelines, another building on the campus houses the city’s Parks and Recreation Department offices.
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