Short notice, we know, but there'll be a rally in Shelburne this evening to show support for the Shelburnewood project.
People will be meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the north entrance of the Shelburne Town Hall.
The Shelburne Selectboard will decide whether or not to submit a $1 million grant application to the Vermont Community Development Program on behalf of the project.
Some photos here from Champlain Housing Trust's block party last Friday, celebrating their new digs at 88 King Street, Burlington.
Thanks to Jon Shenton, Marketing and Communications Coordinator over at CHT.
People working to help the homeless in rural areas can get a little help themselves when they log in to a free webinar Tuesday, June 23 from 2 to 3 p.m.
Supporters of a proposed housing development in Shelburne are holding a rally in advance of tonight's Shelburne Development Review Board (DRB) meeting.
The proposal would replace the Shelburnewood Mobile Home Park with a mix of affordable, work-place and market-rate housing, including senior housing.
The Vermont Green Building Network (VGBN) and the Vermont Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIAVT) is presenting "Deep Energy Retrofits," a workshop for builders, architects and others, June 19 in Montpelier.
As a follow up to the "Toward Net-Zero Energy Homes" series, this workshop will focus on the deep energy retrofits of homes and other building types.
Champlain Housing Trust (CHT) is throwing an old fashioned neighborhood block party Friday, June 12 from 4 to 6 p.m.
It's in celebration of NeighborWorks Week and as a "thank you" to their neighbors along King Street, between Saint Paul and Pine streets, who were so patient during construction of CHT's new headquarters at 88 King Street.
The Northeast Kingdom Collaborative will hold a "Forum on Housing in the Northeast Kingdom" on June 26.
Come to the Barton Memorial Building in Barton from 9 to 11 a.m. to discuss housing in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
The forum will examine issues of:
The 26th annual National NeighborWorks Week runs this Saturday, June 6, through June 13.
During NeighborWorks Week, local NeighborWorks organizations mobilize tens of thousands of volunteers, businesspeople, neighbors, friends, and local and national elected and civic leaders in a week of neighborhood change and awareness.
Members of the New England Resident Service Coordinators (NERSC) have gathered in Burlington for the organization's 11th annual conference.
Gov. Jim Douglas and VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter (pictured) welcomed attendees to the three-day event being held at Burlington's Hilton Tuesday night.
Yesterday, the Vermont Housing Council and the Vermont Housing Awareness Campaign released the latest edition of "Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Housing and Wages in Vermont."
Here are some photos from our press event in Room 11 of the Vermont Statehouse.