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Is, the lack of services when they go to the Public Housing site. And will there be some way, that, as we transition a household, or our individual firms from the Supportive Housing to the Public Housing, is or will there be the appropriate level of service for that individual or family, for them to be successful . And how do we pay for the transition . Someone living in Supportive Housing has probably no furniture right . And moving into the Public Housing it is not furnished and how do we deal...

How do we deal with that to make that happen . I think that the last question, is, as trent said earlier as we move to the question of working on Supportive Housing we really called it permanently supportive and because we always, you know, when the old notion of transitional housing, was well, great, but what do you transition to at the end of two years . Again, in terms of approving the existence system, both increased and decrease td levels of services for our residents, and getting, resident...

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This April, not just showers will bring May flowers. The annual Garden and Landscape Symposium and Marketplace, from Penn State Extension, will be held April 27 at the Hampton Community Center. The event will feature lectures from a pair of renowned landscaping experts, along with a plant and garden marketplace.

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A decade after the last systematic review of property tax assessments, candidates are taking a range of positions on the third rail of county politics.

Jeffery Smith announced his retirement Thursday, Jan. 12 after 32 years in education. Under his tenure, all Hampton schools received full accreditation from the state for the first time.

The Rev. Ted Martin, a senior pastor at Hampton Presbyterian, called on Hampton Township Council during its Jan. 11 meeting to exempt churches from having to pay a stormwater management fee. Citing the right to the free exercise of religion in the First Amendment, Martin said the fee creates a