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By Victoria Macchi | National Archives News Enlarge Unused Form 17Fld-1, Portfolio Control Label for the 17th Decennial Census, 1950. The document was folded in half, and due to adhesive on the blank reverse side, the two halves adhered together. View in National Archives Catalog WASHINGTON, DC, December 14, 2021 — With the scheduled April 1, 2022, release of 1950 Census

The Martha's Vineyard Times M.V. Mediation program takes on evictions The EDI is an array of programs that help landlords and tenants affected by the pandemic. In collaboration with other Massachusetts mediation centers, through the Massachusetts Office of Public Collaboration network, MVMP is offering free mediation and other services to those on-Island, particularly surrounding housing agreements. “Housing is crucial. As the winter continues, we know that landlords and tenants are negatively affected by the uncertainty of the present moment,” MVMP executive director Sara Bar...

Reply With a mission to help students be successful – both inside and outside of the classroom – Middlesex Community College understands that academic success is related to an individual's most basic needs being met. MCC's Law Center is helping students and the community maintain their stable housing situations in direct response to housing insecurity due to the pandemic. Middlesex was named one of 12 state qualified Community Mediation Centers to assist with the operation of a statewide Housing Mediation Program sponsored by the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), whi...

Jon Gorey - Globe Correspondent December 10, 2020 11:00 pm Eviction filings in Massachusetts have been climbing since a statewide moratorium expired in October. And while Governor Charlie Baker has allocated an extra $171 million to tenant and landlord relief programs, eviction cases are expected to climb even faster in the new year, after a federal moratorium issued by the Centers for Disease Control expires on December 31.   The double-edged COVID housing crisis threatens both tenants — a quarter of whom were unable to pay rent on time in December, according to the National Mult...