Volunteers gather to fix fire damage at Camden, N.J., home where Martin Luther King Jr. once lived: report

Volunteers by the dozens reportedly paid tribute on Monday to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. by gathering to repair fire damage at the Camden, N.J., home where the late civil rights leader once lived. The plan is to turn the abandoned row house at 753 Walnut St. into a museum to commemorate the city’s connection to King, who called the place home while a seminary student, NJ.com reported, ...

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