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"Zombie" homes could be on the rise, how Erie County is looking to prevent that WKBW and last updated 2021-06-30 17:41:24-04 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — As the federal moratorium on foreclosures was extended once again, Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns and the WNY Law Center are fearing that a rush of foreclosures could come once the moratorium ends. If that is the case, they could see a lot of "Zombie Homes" appearing. "Zombie Homes" are homes that has been neglected due to a lack of payments...

fbusch@nujournal.com Weather permitting, restoration work on the New Ulm spring wayside on Highway 14 will begin March 1 with tree removal, expected to last a week without major traffic impacts. The goal of the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) project is to bring the site to potentially eligible status for the National Register of Historic Places. NICOLLET COUNTY — With favorable weather, a project to restore the New Ulm spring wayside on U.S. Highway 14, a mile east of the city...

/ MyRadioLink.com For Immediate Release – January 21, 2021 Illinois Housing Development Authority Releases Application for $8 Million to Strengthen Neighborhoods CHICAGO – The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) announced $8 million in funding is available to help spur community redevelopment through the elimination of blighted and abandoned residential properties. Municipalities, counties and land banks may apply for grants through the fifth funding round of the state’s Abando...

Abandoned Property Program accepting applications Journal Standard FREEPORT — The Illinois Housing Development Authority’s Abandoned Property Program is currently accepting applications for round five of the program.  IHDA will make competitive grants available to municipalities, counties and land banks for the maintenance and demolition of abandoned residential properties within their jurisdictions to assist with local revitalization efforts. Funds will be distributed throughout the state...

>> were also releasing new policies on the militirx style equipment that the federal government has in the past provided the state and local law enforcement agencies. and weve seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like theres an occupying force as opposed to a force thats part of the community thats protecting them and serving them. can alienate and intimidate local residents and send the wrong message. so were going to prohibit some equipment made for the battlefield tha...