A 30-year-old Eau Claire woman was revived by paramedics after she was found unresponsive in a public restroom at a fast food restaurant on Thursday night, according to the Madison Police Department.

Police said the woman was at the Arby's near the Beltline Highway at 4 Collins Court at about 10:15 p.m.

Paramedics revived the woman, police said. She was later taken to the hospital where she indicated that she had ingested heroin, police said.

The Habitat ReStore will celebrate its 10th anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 17 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Habitat ReStore at 208 Cottage Grove Rd.

Folks are invited to celebrate with birthday cake and musical entertainment by Round the Bend.

Also that day, the Habitat ReStore will host a tile mosaic workshop and a children's art table. Limited space available for the tile workshop. To register call Kathleen at the Habitat ReStore at 608-661-2813. Both are open to the public.

In its 10 years, the Habitat ReStore has diverted nearly 10,000 tons of building materials from Dane County landfills, which saves valuable landfill space for all county residents.

The Habitat ReStore supports Habitat for Humanity of Dane County by selling new and used building materials to the public at reduced prices. The celebration will honor customers, donors, volunteers and staff who have kept alive the dream and vision of the Habitat ReStore.