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Burlington retirement home for seniors with dementia - Vimarsana News

Burlington retirement home for seniors with dementia

124 memory care units with a planned retirement home at New Street and Cumberland Avenue may help address growing need for housing options for seniors living with dementia.

Governors' Responses to Challenges in Housing Availability and Affordability - National Governors Association - Vimarsana News

Governors' Responses to Challenges in Housing Availability and Affordability - National Governors Association

Every state is impacted by the national housing shortage. Between existing units staying off the market and a shortage of new starter and affordable units, times are tough for households looking to buy or rent.

Source: nga.org
Governor Gianforte highlights Bitterroot Valley businesses - Vimarsana News

Governor Gianforte highlights Bitterroot Valley businesses

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte made stops in Stevensville and Hamilton on Tuesday.

Breakfast links: Regional power grid improving, but tested by, climate change - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Regional power grid improving, but tested by, climate change

Climate change tests Maryland’s power grid resilience. DC to receive $59.4 million in federal clean energy rebates to be distributed to households. NoMa continues to grow, with six major residential projects recently completed or underway.  

Source: ggwash.org
Grant program HOPE for HOMES launched; provides grants to states for energy efficiency - Vimarsana News

Grant program HOPE for HOMES launched; provides grants to states for energy efficiency

WASHINGTON — Applications are open for state energy departments to access $150 million in workforce development grants through a key home energy savings program championed by U.S. Sen. Peter Welch,