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Local break-in has a bright side: community support

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There was a Christmas break-in at The Odds & Endz shop. But while it’s sad to lose some money, there is a brighter side to the story. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with EvaLyn Carlson, one of the founders and volunteers at the used and repurposed furniture facility about community support.

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