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State officials framed the plan as a form of triage to temporarily house those who will be forced to leave the state’s pandemic-era motel program in April.
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Outgoing head of the Groundworks Collaborative Josh Davis discusses his decision to step away from the organization, and interim director Peter Elwell speaks on stepping into the role.
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“It allows for the voucher program to be more competitive in a very strong rental market,” said Kathleen Berk, executive director of the Vermont State Housing Authority.
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Local housing leaders had set a goal to build 1,000 new units of housing — a quarter at affordable rates — annually for five years.
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Marilyn Skoglund was a Vermont Supreme Court associate justice for 23 years, and retired in 2019. She’s lived in the same house in Montpelier for 40 years, and just recently, she’s decided to downsize.
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The program is administered by the Vermont Housing Finance Agency and can provide applicants with $15,000 grants.
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Host Mikaela Lefrak takes listeners through a broadcast of Brave Little State, followed by a conversation with the CEO of the Champlain Housing Trust.
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The organization's CEO said the $20 million gift presents a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" for affordable housing in northwest Vermont. Here's what Champlain Housing Trust plans to do with the money.
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One factor is the rising cost of flood coverage, which could double for some Vermonters in the coming years.
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People will begin moving into the apartments over the next few weeks, putting a small dent in Vermont’s need for affordable housing.