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Barry Shipp runs a nonprofit in Charlotte that aims to build transitional housing communities for people without housing.

It’s a sign that hope can indeed lead to change.

The goal for C.H.E.A. is to find permanent housing for individuals who are used to temporary housing.

It’s a sign that hope can indeed lead to change.

Attorney General Charity Clark has resolved an investigation into security deposit withholdings at five motels housing Vermonters through the State’s Transitional Housing Program (also referred to as the “motel program”).

Erie County’s Single Point In Time count of the county’s homeless population is mandated annually by the federal government.

After working 40 hours a week, Jayme Hayes went home to a tent in a homeless camp on Merritt Island. "They make it impossible," he said.

Stepping Stone and the County of Wellington have been working with Grinham Architects on housing project, which is expected to cost about $3.5 million.

In local government news, the board of appeals meeting was canceled this week because the committee did not have enough board members to attend, meaning they did not have a

The Office of the Vermont Attorney General has reached a $300,000 settlement with the owner of several hotels over security deposits owed to those receiving state vouchers.