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Hockey stick furniture scores for social enterprise group
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November 7, 2017
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2:46A Nova Scotia organization that employs people with disabilities needs hockey sticks, lots and lots of hockey sticks, but not for the reason you might expect.The Store Next Door is a retail store in Yarmouth that sells repurposed and handmade items, which it also manufactures. It is a social enterprise that hires people who have disabilities or face barriers to getting a job. Its latest project involves using old hockey sticks and transforming them into different kinds of furniture, such as a headboard, trophy rack, end table and coat rack.
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