Our 200th attendee registered for the 2008 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference today.
If you haven't yet signed up for our Nov. 18 event, register online now. The early-bird registration fee of just $40 is still in effect for a couple more weeks, until it goes up to $50 on Oct. 17.
This is the latest of several quick bios we'll blog of speakers scheduled to appear at the Vermont Statewide Housing Conference, Nov. 18 in South Burlington.
Seems like talk about the economy has bossed the news over the last few weeks.
You can read VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter's views on the current economic situtation's effect on VHFA in an article that appeared in the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus over the weekend.
The Central Vermont Land Trust held an open house yesterday at 208 Barre Street in Montpelier.
Eight new apartments are ready for occupancy in the Bianchi Block, a 1907 building that has been home to an auto parts store, granite worker housing and social clubs over the years.