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Rochester, N.Y. Affordable housing has been a crisis for many, especially amid high inflation, and local leaders are working to address the issue.

Some Chippewa County homeowners can access Community Development Block Grant funds for a wide variety home repairs. Loans are available at no interest.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The City of Topeka is offering 50-50 cost-share assistance to repair sidewalks in disrepair. The 50-50 Sidewalk Repair Program is now accepting applications. Additional assistance may be available to those who are income-qualified. In 2022, the program approved $100,000 in cost-share assistance from the Capital Improvement Budget. To qualify for the program, […]

The CDBG Home Repair Program is administered by the Chippewa County Housing Authority and offers loans at no interest to eligible homeowners. Income limits vary by county.

Small retail businesses in downtown Wheeling will see up to $10,000 each in relief to make up for revenue lost due to the Downtown Streetscape Project. Wheeling City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday – with one abstention and one absence – to approve a budget revision that will move $300,000 from city home improvement programs toward […]

WHEELING – Wheeling’s current $32 million streetscape project is expected to reinvigorate the city for the coming years – but the work brought dust, confusion, detours and losses to business owners during 2023. Major work to separate the city’s sewer system from its storm sewer continues, with a major artery on Market Street from 12th […]

WHEELING – City officials in Wheeling agreed to recommend that unused funds from previously approved home improvement programs be used to help provide relief for downtown businesses struggling through the ongoing Streetscape construction. Members of the Finance Committee of Wheeling City Council met Tuesday night to discuss a funding source for the lost revenue component […]

Habitat for Humanity’s critical home repair program presents an alternative that keeps residents in their homes.

Home improvement can be a costly endeavour, but did you know that the Canadian government offers several grants to help offset these expenses?