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The Johnson County nonprofit Shelter House has plans to use a $60,000 grant of American Rescue Plan Act money to help tenants pay overdue rent.  The county Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Thursday to allocate some of the money the county received from the federal government for COVID-19 pandemic relief.  The program will specifically assist...

The Vermont Interfaith Action gathered in Montpelier Tuesday morning to ask the governor and legislators to add more emergency housing funding to the fiscal year 2024 budget.

The changes are state-mandated increases to the maximum amount of financial assistance municipalities like Wilton can provide to applicants of the state's general assistance program.

The changes are state-mandated increases to the maximum amount of financial assistance municipalities like Wilton can provide to applicants of the state's general assistance program.

BELFAST — The Belfast City Council will hold its regularly scheduled public meeting Tuesday, June 7, at 7 p.m. and address an agenda that includes the 2022 Belfast Spirit award winner, Route 1 intersection with Route 52, and Farmers Market parking,...

Democrats V Fixmer-Oraiz, Jon Green and Seth Zimmermann are the three candidates running for Johnson County Board of Supervisors in 2022.

Only low-income residents who can prove they were especially impacted by the pandemic are eligible for the $1,400 payments.

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Nora Flaherty Wed, 03/03/2021 - 1:45pm A safe, secure home is a fundamental need, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. But the pandemic has made the housing situation even tougher for many Mainers, with more than 5,000 Maine men, women and children facing eviction and homelessness every year. And once a person becomes homeless, the private housing market makes it extremely difficult for them to find a new place to live. Advocates and legislators say Maine’s housing system needs ...

Council approves grant for rent assistance program January 12, 2021 City Council voted unanimously Monday to approve a $500,000 grant to Connections for the Homeless for a rent assistance program. The program is expected to help between 40 and 70 households across the city for up to six consecutive months. Connections for the Homeless will process and approve applications prioritized mainly by census tract, income level and the amount of rent owed. When the current federal rent moratorium is se...