<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2wJ1uo_0vi5PB0C00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2wJ1uo_0vi5PB0C00" width="640" height="277" >Spencer, Iowa — A historic landmark in Spencer that was heavily damaged by flooding in June has a new owner. Andrew Maurer of Spencer has partnered with a non-profit to buy the 104-year-old building, originally known as the Tangney Hotel.Maurer has experience in remodeling and repairing buildings around the country. Maurer says it would be a shame to demolish the building in downtown Spencer.Maurer says his immediate plan is to stabilize the building.The building had been used by a non-profit called Grand Avenue Community Outreach that provided food, medical care, and other social services to residents in the area. In mid-July the group announced the center would permanently close because the cost of repairing the building was more than the organization could take on.(Image by Remles from Pixabay)</div></body>

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Spencer Man Buys Historic Building Heavily Damaged By Flood

Spencer, Iowa — A historic landmark in Spencer that was heavily damaged by flooding in June has a new owner. Andrew Maurer of Spencer has partnered with a non-profit to buy the 104-year-old building, originally known as the Tangney Hotel. Maurer has experience in remodeling and repairing buildings around...