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Tools, copper stolen from Habitat for Humanity house
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A Habitat for Humanity house in Gainesville was broken into over the holidays, authorities said Wednesday. A crew returned to work on the 3500 block of Triple Creek Bend after a holiday break and found the back door of the house had been forced open, said Hall County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sgt. Stephen Wilbanks. Power tools worth more than $1,000 were stolen from a storage pod, and copper wiring was stripped from the house, said Greg Beauchamp, head of the work crew.