
Just another small town using it's noggin to help out. Vaguely WPA reminiscent.
The recent heavy snows are presenting an opportunity for some unemployed people to make a little money.
The group Elkhart County Works Together tries to find temporary jobs to help the unemployed make ends meet. The group has come up with an idea to deal with the snow: provide a temporary income for those out of a job, which can help residents keep their sidewalks clear.
The group now has a list of 46 people who will shovel sidewalks for a small fee. It has set up a skills bank on the Web where the unemployed can list the different skills they have. Homeowners and businesses then can go online to contact them for temporary work.
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"It could be a good opportunity to get more work, and at least a little bit more of an income," she said.
"The skills bank gives people the opportunity to generate money they need to meet their basic needs," said David Schrock-Shenk, founder of Elkhart County Works Together.







