Mary Tahbo and her three children lived in a two-bedroom apartment in Flagstaff for seven years. Her two older children, Ethan, 22, and Seneca, 15, got the bedrooms, leaving her and her youngest daughter, Talon, 11, without one. “We shared rooms when it got cold, or we slept in the living room on cots,” Tahbo said. Now, with the help of Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona and the City of Flagstaff, the Tahbo family members can spread out in their new four-bedroom, two-bath home in Sunnyside -- just in time for the holidays. Eric Wolverton, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona, said the Tahbo’s home makes the 21st built by the organization in the last 26 years.

Source: Daily Sun December 25, 2020 12:11 UTC