Preservation of Affordable Housing began renovations at Gardner Terrace II and Hebronville Mill, a 52-unit brick building on Knight Ave and the former Hebronville Mill complex, a seven-building historic textile factory dating back to 1854. Renovations include structural improvements, roof replacement, apartment upgrades of kitchen and baths, and 8 accessible units.
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