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Afternoon sun shines Monday on the Griggs Building on 1st Street in Havre. The H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board heard a proposal Monday to clean up asbestos from the Griggs Building, which the board is in the process of preparing to be the future home of the museum.
It looks like a cleanup of the future home of the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum will soon be approved.
Elaine Morse, president of the H. Earl and Margaret Turner Clack Memorial Museum Foundation, said during a meeting of the museum board Monday she will recommend the foundation board approve the cleanup effort.
The plan would clean asbestos out of the Griggs Printing building on the 400 Block of 1st Street, purchased by the foundation as the future home of the museum. The effort would, in part, be paid through a Brownfield cleanup program administered by Bear Paw Development Corp.
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