Karen Simon of Geneva, a board member for Habitat for Humanity of Seneca County, hopes this year’s project will be as successful as the Women Build project in Seneca Falls last summer. Simon spoke to Waterloo Rotary recently about the group’s newest project. Habitat will be rehabilitating a house at 15 Mill Street, Waterloo beginning in May. Lou Ferrara, who headed the construction of the Women Build project, will again be construction manager.
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