Atwater's service knows no bounds

By Susan Broili : The Herald-Sun
May 10, 2008

The phone rang several times during an interview with Ann Atwater at her Durham home earlier this week. The activist known for her work in helping folks said she gets seven or eight calls a day from people trying to find a place to live.

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