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Senator Leahy Attends Ellis Block Ground Breaking Ceremony
( 09/03/2010 4:13 PM )
Senator Patrick Leahy led a September 3 ground breaking ceremony to mark the start of the reconstruction of a key property in downtown Springfield.
Housing Vermont and an affiliate of the Springfield Housing Authority have partnered to redevelop Main Street’s historic Ellis Block which was destroyed by a devastating fire on July 8, 2008. The renovated building will include a 3-screen movie theatre and nine affordable apartments.
“This project is an outstanding example of how federal funds can be used to respond to key community needs,” said Housing Vermont President Nancy Owens. “We appreciate Senator Leahy’s leadership in ensuring that the Neighborhood Stabilization Program worked well in Vermont,” Owens said.
Renovations Complete at Pleasant Street Apartments
( 07/28/2010 10:38 AM )
The Champlain Housing Trust (CHT) and Housing Vermont joined funders, residents and others on July 27 to celebrate the completion of nearly $1.4 million in improvements to the 24 affordable apartments on Kennison Drive.
“One of our major goals was to minimize future energy costs,” said Housing Vermont Vice President Kenn Sassorossi. “We also wanted to use regional renewable resources. Using wood pellets to provide heat and hot water allows us to do both,” Sassorossi said.
Housing Vermont and Champlain Housing Trust Celebrate Opening of Blake Commons
( 06/25/2010 2:23 PM )
About 40 area residents, local officials, funders, and others joined Housing Vermont and the Champlain Housing Trust on June 23 to celebrate the opening of Blake Commons, a 16-unit affordable rental complex in Swanton.
“Blake Commons creates 16 sorely needed affordable apartments which will benefit current and future generations,” said Kathy Beyer, Housing Vermont’s VP for Development.
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( 06/15/2010 11:43 AM )
Johnson Community Housing Celebrates Groundbreaking
( 06/01/2010 1:47 PM )
Area renters and the construction industry will benefit from the new apartments now under construction in Johnson on the School Street site formerly owned by the Vermont Electric Cooperative. The $6.3 million Johnson Community Housing development will construct 10 apartments for seniors and 14 apartments for families. The project, developed by the Lamoille Housing Partnership (LHP) and Housing Vermont, will also rehabilitate two duplexes located at 334 Lower Main Street and 71 Mack Mudgett Drive, all in Johnson.
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