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VOTE: SJ County Martin Dentistry's Football Week 2 Athlete of the Week

VOTE: SJ County Martin Dentistry's Football Week 2 Athlete of the Week

Here are the nominees for the San Joaquin County Martin Dentistry’s Football Athlete of the Week for Week 2. Make sure to vote!
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Las Cruces City Council Approves $1.35 Million Loan for 80-Unit Affordable Housing Project

Las Cruces City Council Approves $1.35 Million Loan for 80-Unit Affordable Housing Project

The Las Cruces City Council has approved a $1.35 million Housing Trust Fund loan for Paseos Verdes Phase I, an 80-unit affordable housing development. This project, estimated at approximately $23.4 million, is slated for construction at 905 Campo St., with work expected to commence this fall. Paseos Verdes will offer apartments to households earning up to 60% of the area median income, with 20 units specifically reserved for veterans and five for households earning less than 30% of the area median income. This development is intended to facilitate the redevelopment of the San Pedro Place property by providing new housing for residents of its aging public housing units. City staff indicated that current San Pedro Place residents will have the option to relocate to Paseos Verdes, thereby freeing up the existing site for future redevelopment, which is currently in the planning stages.
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TN needs housing, not handcuffs, to reduce homelessness | Opinion

TN needs housing, not handcuffs, to reduce homelessness | Opinion

Criminalizing homelessness creates a cycle of jail time. Experts say supportive housing is a better, cheaper path.
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Airbnb Launches $250 Million National Housing Accelerator Fund, Commits $6.4 Million to Austin Project

Airbnb Launches $250 Million National Housing Accelerator Fund, Commits $6.4 Million to Austin Project

Airbnb Launches $250 Million National Housing Accelerator Fund, Commits $6.4 Million to Austin Project
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HAS to purchase land planned for Salvation Army shelter

HAS to purchase land planned for Salvation Army shelter

The Housing Authority of Savannah plans to reacquire land from the Salvation Army after plans for a homeless shelter failed to move forward.
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Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board Seeks Forensic Discharge Planner

Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board Seeks Forensic Discharge Planner

The Hampton-Newport News Community Services Board (H-NNCSB) is actively seeking a Forensic Discharge Planner. This position is designed to support individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) who are involved with the criminal justice system. The Forensic Discharge Planner will serve as a crucial liaison, connecting local jails, state psychiatric hospitals, community providers, and the H-NNCSB. The primary goal is to facilitate access to appropriate behavioral health services and community resources for this vulnerable population. Key responsibilities include interviewing individuals in forensic settings to assess their needs, gathering information, and identifying suitable services and supports. The role also involves collecting and maintaining necessary documentation for referrals, treatment services, and discharge planning, as well as determining eligibility for various community-based behavioral health services. The position aims to develop individualized discharge plans, coordinate service linkages t...
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Wife Donate 440 Acres in Hawaii for Affordable Housing

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Wife Donate 440 Acres in Hawaii for Affordable Housing

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and his wife, Lynne Benioff, have donated 440 acres of land in Hawaii to the Hawaii Island Community Development Corp. for affordable housing initiatives. This donation is part of a larger acquisition of over 600 acres of land in Hawaii, primarily in and around Waimea on the Big Island, which the couple has purchased since 2000, totaling nearly $100 million. The Benioffs significantly increased their land purchases after 2020, acquiring residential, commercial, and agricultural properties through various anonymous LLCs and a nonprofit. The initial phase of the affordable housing project will include the construction of 43 homes, aiming to address the critical need for accessible housing on Hawaii Island.
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JL Capital Converts Honolulu Office Building into 64 Affordable Rental Apartments

JL Capital Converts Honolulu Office Building into 64 Affordable Rental Apartments

JL Capital has completed a $25 million project to convert a 52-year-old office building in urban Honolulu into 64 affordable rental apartments, named Amana Lofts. The development firm purchased the former Tropical Building at 765 Amana Street in 2019 for $8.7 million and undertook extensive renovations, including new interior spaces, walls, windows, air conditioning, plumbing, and electrical systems. The five-story building now offers studios and two-bedroom units, with monthly rents ranging from $1,875 to $2,536. To qualify, tenants must earn no more than 80% of Oahu's median income, which is $86,240 for a single person and up to $133,120 for a family of five. This project fulfills an affordable-housing requirement set by the Honolulu City Council in 2023 for JL Capital's luxury condominium tower, Muse Honolulu, planned nearby.
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Kaplan Construction Begins $15.7 Million Transformation of Former Convent into Affordable Senior Housing in South Boston

Kaplan Construction Begins $15.7 Million Transformation of Former Convent into Affordable Senior Housing in South Boston

Kaplan Construction has commenced work on the McDevitt Senior Homes project, a $15.7 million adaptive reuse initiative in South Boston. This project will convert the former St. Augustine’s Convent and Paraclete Center at 207 E Street into 35 affordable apartments for seniors, along with one manager’s unit. The 31,000-square-foot development, undertaken for the South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation (South Boston NDC), involves a full interior renovation and exterior restoration of the existing five-story building, complemented by a new addition at the rear. Planned amenities include a lobby, mail room, sitting room, and shared laundry and lounge spaces. The project aims to preserve the building’s historic character while providing much-needed affordable housing. Funding for the project includes $5.145 million from the Mayor’s Office of Housing and the Community Preservation Fund, and $850,000 from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston. Construction began in July, with a groundbreaking ceremony he...
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Ohio Governor DeWine Awards $14 Million in Grants for Workforce Housing, Cleveland Receives $2 Million for Housing Innovation District

Ohio Governor DeWine Awards $14 Million in Grants for Workforce Housing, Cleveland Receives $2 Million for Housing Innovation District

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has announced $14 million in grants to support the creation of workforce housing across 10 counties in Ohio. Cleveland is a significant recipient, securing $2 million to develop 200 new housing units within its Housing Innovation District on the near-East Side. This funding is part of the second round of the Residential Economic Development District (REDD) program, which aims to expand housing opportunities close to major economic development projects. The Housing Innovation District in Cleveland encompasses parts of the Central, Hough, and St. Clair-Superior neighborhoods. Mayor Justin Bibb welcomed the grant, emphasizing that it validates the city's efforts to provide homeownership, foster entrepreneurship, and ensure neighborhood stability. The Ohio Department of Development received 32 applications for this funding round, totaling nearly $69 million in requests, making Cleveland's award one of the few successful bids.
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Charles R. Kelly Community Center Serves East Baton Rouge Parish

Charles R. Kelly Community Center Serves East Baton Rouge Parish

The Charles R. Kelly Community Center operates as one of five community centers within East Baton Rouge Parish, under the administration of the City of Baton Rouge. This center is dedicated to providing a continuous array of programs, services, and activities tailored to meet the specific needs of its community. Its service area encompasses several zip codes, including parts of 70805, 70811, 70812, 70818, and 70739. The center functions as a central hub for information and referrals, connecting residents to various community resources. It actively collaborates with other social service agencies, local businesses, faith-based organizations, and non-profit groups to enhance its service delivery. The Charles R. Kelly Community Center is also a member agency of the United Way Info Line and the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, further extending its reach and impact within the community.
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Bellevue City Council Approves BelRed Arts Multifamily Project and Advances Parking Reforms

Bellevue City Council Approves BelRed Arts Multifamily Project and Advances Parking Reforms

The Bellevue City Council unanimously approved a development agreement for the BelRed Arts Multifamily Project, a 100% affordable housing development slated for the BelRed Arts District. This project is a public-private partnership with BRIDGE Housing, which will develop mixed-use, artist-focused housing on a site purchased by the city in 2020 and designated for affordable housing. The agreement provides flexibility in construction while ensuring community benefits, including dedicated affordable units and creative spaces, aiming to deliver approximately 60 of the expected 172 housing units. Concurrently, the council advanced citywide parking reforms for new development. These reforms, recommended by the Planning Commission, aim to modernize Bellevue’s parking regulations, align them with the city’s comprehensive plan, and comply with state law mandates. The proposed changes include substantive reductions in minimum parking requirements and the elimination of parking minimums for small homes, affordable ho...