Toledoblade iconToledobladeSep 17, 2026

Renovated Whitney Manor to house, support chronically homeless

John Keiser was walking down North Cove Boulevard on Thursday, glancing at Whitney Manor as he passed the renovated brick building that will provide 20 apartments for the chronically homeless.

Renovated Whitney Manor to house, support chronically homeless

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John Keiser was walking down North Cove Boulevard on Thursday, glancing at Whitney Manor as he passed the renovated brick building that will provide 20 apartments for the chronically homeless.

"It's good to hear it will be helping people like me," said Mr.

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John Keiser was walking down North Cove Boulevard on Thursday, glancing at Whitney Manor as he passed the renovated brick building that will provide 20 apartments for the chronically homeless. "It's good to hear it will be helping people like me," said Mr.

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"It's good to hear it will be helping people like me," said Mr.

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