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Deconstructing the Oncenter

by Laura Hand

Posted: 07.09.2011 at 12:41 PM

Laura Hand

Laura Hand anchors CNY Central's Weekend Today in Central New York.

Habitat for Humanity will reuse the wood

Volunteers are tearing down the bowling lanes at Syracuse's Oncenter / Photojournalist Jason Hillis

With the women's bowling tournament done, volunteers are taking over Syracuse's Oncenter, dismantling the lanes and other 'structures' used by the thousands of competitors for the past several months. Habitat for Humanity here in Syracuse is coordinating the volunteer deconstruction effort, which started on the 'office' areas on Saturday morning. The lanes will be tackled later. All the wood will be recycled for construction of new homes in the area.

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