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November

1

2011

Fall River Herald News
Fall River: Public housng rehab clears way for Corky Row demo

FALL RIVER --- Now that the renovation of the 131-unit Pleasant View public housing is complete, housing authority officials will be able to move nine families from the Corky Row project into new units at Pleasant View and begin the process of tearing Corky Row down.

November

1

2011

New Bedford Standard Times
New Bedford: United Front done, Cliftex mill rehab begins

NEW BEDFORD --- Gov. Deval Patrick was in New Bedford recently to celebrate two housing events --- Preservation of Affordable Housing rehabilation of the 173-unit United Front Homes (now known as Temple Landing) and the beginning of construction on the Cliftex Mill, which will be turned into7 6 low-income and market-rate housing units for people 55 and older.

October

31

2011

Sudbury Town Crier
Sudbury: Gets advice on how to deal with 120-unit 40B proposal

SUDBURY --- Around 60 residents packed the hearing room in Lower Town Hall recently to hear the Zoning Board of Appeal's consultant advice on how the town should proceed in considering a comprehensive permit (40B) application by Avalon Bay to build 120 apartments.

October

31

2011

Martha's Vineyard Times
Martha's Vineyard: 40B, CPA help island create affordable homes

VINEYARD HAVEN --- The nonprofit Island Housing Trust has been able to break ground on a six-unit affordable homeownership effort thanks in part to the town's approval of a Chapter 40B comprehensive permit and $380,000 in Community Preservation Act funds. Accoring tto IHT's Philip Jordi, Wentworth Way will be built in two phases, with two duplexes expected to be done and sold by next spring to income-qualified households earning 80 percent and 100 percent of the average median income (AMI).

October

24

2011

Yarmouth Register
Yarmouth: HA's housing plan gets chilly reception at TM

YARMOUTH --- At the recent special town meeting, voters approved a non-binding warrant article urging the town to buy back or seize 19 acres that was given to the housing authority 20 years ago for affordable housing. The warrant article stemmed from a petition drive by residents concerned that the housing authority's preliminary plan to build in phases over 100 units of housing may impact wetlands, cause flooding and more traffic.

October

19

2011

Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield: Works starts on turning mill into affordable housing

PITTSFIELD -- Work will begin today toward the conversion of the former A.H. Rice silk mill into affordable housing -- a $14.7 million project that local business leaders and housing officials expect will revitalize the Morningside neighborhood.