Red Cross to assist residents in building that became damaged in Garwood
A portion of the roof collapsed on the building on Cedar Street in Garwood Sunday evening.
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20h agoThe American Red Cross is assisting the residents of a building in Garwood following a partial roof collapse.
The collapse happened Sunday night on Cedar Street.
The Red Cross is helping 10 people from three families to get temporary housing, food and clothing.
It was not immediately clear how the building became damaged.
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