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The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

    Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

    Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

    Charleston Community Thrift, located at 655 Castle Drive, offers clothing as well as other items at an affordable rate. (All photos by Cari Wafford/The Daily Eastern News)

      Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

      Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

      “Twice is nice when they have a sell,” says Mary Tucker, a frequent shopper of the Charleston Community Thift Store. “We couldn’t afford to shop anywhere else,” she said.

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        Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

        Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

        Doris Linder checks for sizes on shoes at the Charleston Community Thrift Store while shopping with her sister.

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          Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

          Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

          All products within the store are donated and they include everything from furniture and clothing to entertainment centers and workout equipment.

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            Charleston Community Thrift gives aid in poor economic times

            During this current time of economic decline, many businesses are struggling to make money, while consumers are struggling to find ways to save money.

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            • Senior guard Jordan Tiger Booker during the mens basketball game against Tennessee Tech Thursday night at Groniger Arena. The Panthers beat the Golden Eagles 68-59.

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