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Lincoln Avenue Communities Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Development in San Antonio, Texas - Vimarsana News

Lincoln Avenue Communities Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Development in San Antonio, Texas

/PRNewswire/ -- Lincoln Avenue Communities (LAC), a mission-driven acquirer and developer of affordable housing, joins the City of San Antonio to break ground...

DEQ asks for input on updating Montana Environmental Policy Act - Vimarsana News

DEQ asks for input on updating Montana Environmental Policy Act

Two more meetings are scheduled, including Oct. 18 at the Delta Hotel in Helena and Oct. 19 at a location in Missoula at a site yet to be determined. Each meeting will be held in person from 6-8 p.m., but people will be allowed to join remotely via Zoom.

DEQ asks for input on updating Montana Environmental Policy Act - Vimarsana News

DEQ asks for input on updating Montana Environmental Policy Act

Two more meetings are scheduled, including Oct. 18 at the Delta Hotel in Helena and Oct. 19 at a location in Missoula at a site yet to be determined. Each meeting will be held in person from 6-8 p.m., but people will be allowed to join remotely via Zoom.

Report says 160 Tri-Cities people are experiencing homelessness - Vimarsana News

Report says 160 Tri-Cities people are experiencing homelessness

The homelessness numbers are out for Metro Vancouver, and the uptick is no surprise to members of the Tri-Cities Homelessness and Housing Task Group.

Do-over or do nothing? Townships face question over mental health board referendums - Vimarsana News

Do-over or do nothing? Townships face question over mental health board referendums

Suburban townships where voters backed referendums last year to create community mental health boards now are trying to decide what to do with an apparent flaw in the language of those ballot measures: Try again in 2024, or wait for the state legislature to sort it out?