Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry Executive Director Tom Balog knew, even before the city of Lawrenceville approached him in 2016 asking to buy the co-op’s Church Street building, that the organization needed to expand.

“Right off the bat (when I took over), we were in ‘let’s find a building’ mode,” Balog said. “Key factors we wanted to take into account were size of the building — where we were at, we had kind of a crawlspace basement where we could store things, but it was about 5,000 square feet and we used every inch of that — and parking was a big thing we were looking at.”

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