Volunteers sought for Day of Caring

CHARLES TOWN – Officials with the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle say it’s not too late to sign up to tackle projects needed at area nonprofits and in the homes of struggling individuals — a laundry list of tasks that includes everything from walking dogs at the Jefferson County Animal Welfare Society to fixing closet doors for elderly homeowners.

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