A new 72-unit complex in Twisp will have the same architectural style as another complex being built in Colville by Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington. Image courtesy of Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington.

48 Unit Building Will Be “Biggest Development to Ever Hit Twisp”

Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington (CCEW) will break ground this fall on a three story, 48-unit apartment building for low-income families and seniors. The building will be located behind Hank’s, currently occupied by an orchard.

The development will be called Stephen and Reneldes Skylstad Family Haven, in honor of former Bishop of Spokane William Skylstad’s parents, who operated an apple farm between McFarland and…

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  2. Catholic Charities greatly enables illegal immigration and gets matching grants from the government to do so.
    I know Twisp will welcome their new neighbors; but I hope all who wish to, will be able to find work.

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