After reading the report of the robbery of the Salvation Army donation box, United Steelworkers Local 480 promptly made a donation of $150 to help alleviate the loss. Maggie Drought, manager of the Salvation Army Thrift Store in downtown Trail, accepts the donation from Local 480’s Armindo deMedeiros (right) and Ryan Johnson. Guy Bertrand photo

Local 480 donation helps Salvation Army after robbery

Thieves made off with the Salvation Army donation box last week

Thieves made off with the Salvation Army donation box last week

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