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For the past two years, students at Roxbury High School have been building a house in the school’s parking lot.
It is the handiwork of students in the Structural Design and Fabrication program.

That house will now be donated as part of Habitat for Humanity. It's the third house Roxbury students have built.
Seniors were honored with the Golden Hammer Award by the National Association of Home Builders in New Jersey.

The house will be moved to West Dewey Avenue next week, where a family will soon move in.