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From left, Jayden Sanders, 17, Ma’Kyla Smith, 15, T.J. Jones, 19 and Kayla Sanders, 17, help gather debris Wednesday at River Terrace Apartments in Benton Harbor as part of the “Battle of the Properties.”
Miracle Moten, 16, sweeps a sidewalk Wednesday at Brunson Hill Homes, the former Sterne Brunson School on Brunson Avenue in Benton Harbor, as part of the “Battle of the Properties.”
From left, Jayden Sanders, 17, Ma’Kyla Smith, 15, T.J. Jones, 19 and Kayla Sanders, 17, help gather debris Wednesday at River Terrace Apartments in Benton Harbor as part of the “Battle of the Properties.”
Photos by Don Campbell / HP staff
Miracle Moten, 16, sweeps a sidewalk Wednesday at Brunson Hill Homes, the former Sterne Brunson School on Brunson Avenue in Benton Harbor, as part of the “Battle of the Properties.”
BENTON HARBOR — Teens at two Benton Harbor apartment complexes could be seen Wednesday feverishly trimming hedges, pulling weeds and sweeping up trash and debris as they took part in the “Battle of the Properties” between River Terrace Apartments and Brunson Hill Homes.
The winning team at River Terrace Apartments received bragging rights and a plaque, along with lunch from Steve Cook, regional manager of Continental Management, the company that manages the apartment buildings.
