PORT ANGELES — The first home constructed by participants in the Future Builders program is complete after nine months of work.
A noon ribbon-cutting ceremony today will mark the completion of the house, built by students from Port Angeles High School, Peninsula College and the North Olympic Peninsula Skills Consortium in conjunction with the North Peninsula Building Association.
The home’s first family will receive the keys to the house at 1507 W. 10th St. during the ceremony.
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