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Families Move into New Mathews Memorial Terrace Apartments Featured

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Bishop Dr. Charles Matthew Hudson Jr., (center) along with Mayor Vincent Gray (right) and others cut the ribbon of the new Matthews Memorial Terrace Apartments on Tuesday, Jan. 31. Bishop Dr. Charles Matthew Hudson Jr., (center) along with Mayor Vincent Gray (right) and others cut the ribbon of the new Matthews Memorial Terrace Apartments on Tuesday, Jan. 31. Photo By Khalid Naji-Allah for The Washihgton Informer

Thanks to a generous donation of land by Matthews Memorial Baptist Church, 35 Ward 8 families are in the process of moving from Barry Farms to the brand new $22.5 million Matthews Memorial Terrace Apartments. A ribbon cutting for the new apartments was held Jan. 31 with Mayor Vincent Gray in attendance.

Amenities to the apartments include energy efficient appliances, a washer, dryer as well as large bathrooms and living space.

All totaled some 64 families will be moving into the complex that has been designated for low-income workers and senior citizens.

More information on resident applications is available at www.matthewsmemorialterrace.com.

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