In late February, Merrimack Valley Habitat for Humanity (MVHH) celebrated a monumental achievement: the long-awaited completion of a 10-home building on Parker Street in Lawrence. “This was one of the most challenging and most gratifying projects to date,” says MVHH executive director Randy Larson. The Parker Street building, a 100-year-old structure formerly known as St. Patrick’s Convent, deviated from the typical Habitat projects, which normally involve building a single home or duplex on a vacant lot. “We purchased the building in 2008 and began renovations,” explains Larson. “There was a
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