Vermont Public Radio (VPR) has put online yesterday's "Vermont Edition" program covering the topic of subsidized housing units in Vermont at risk of expiring.
VHFA Executive Sarah Carpenter was a guest on the show.
The station's also put online a story reported by "Vermont Edition" Producer Patti Daniels and culled from yesterday's program.
Listen to "Vermont Edition" online and hear Daniels's report, too.
VHFA has listed for sale a home at 51 Water St., Orleans. The price for the three-bedroom, two-bath house is $89,000, after a $20,000 grant.
This house is the latest to come through the Housing Acquisition & Rehabilitation Program (HARP), where VHFA acquires foreclosed properties from banks, renovates them, and resells them to income-eligible Vermonters.
The Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition's Erhard Mahnke and Housing Vermont's Kenn Sassorossi discussed affordable housing on Channel 17/CCTV yesterday.
VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter will appear on Vermont Public Radio's "Vermont Edition" today to discuss subsidized housing.
Sarah will join Vermont Housing & Conservation Board Executive Director and VHFA Commissioner Gus Seelig, Vermont State Housing Authority Executive Director Richard Williams and Seven Days journalist Shay Totten as affordable housing units are in danger of expiring in the future.