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Photo Mary Ann Bragg
Housing Assistance Corporation executive director Rick Presbrey in Hyannis oversees most Section 8 rental assistance on Cape Cod, and in Provincetown. |
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In the News
See this week’s Banner to read part two of our three-part series on housing issues. This week the Banner looks at effects of Section 8 housing which offers assistance to the elderly, disabled and low income families pay their rent.
Also read about the bid by Deaconess to take over operations at Cape End Manor along with constructing an assisted living and independent living facility; the first meeting of the new Truro/Provincetown joint water committee (PLOG); Town Manager Keith Bergman to stay on the job, Ipswich chooses one of the other finalists as its new TM; compromise over restroom sign may allow PAAM to hook to sewer; Cape Name Project for the AIDS Quilt to close due to lack of public interest; Selectmen approve phase one of floating dock plan; PHS teacher Carol D’Amico takes a six-week trip to learn about adding the Eastern perspective to history; seven seniors qualify for Adams scholarship for full tuition to state college; Beacon, well-studied humpback female found dead on Wellfleet beach; pheasant hunting may not take place this year due to delays with required use survey; Truro looks to high tech GIS mapping to study town-owned parcels for possible use; Peter’s Hill project mixing affordable and market rate condos falters; Wellfleet to study issue of plowing private roads but no change in policy for now; Nauset swim team looking for unbeaten season; columns; listings and more.
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Parasite threatens
Wellfleet clam industry
Truro students are learning to
‘build’ a symphony
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Dec 16th, 2004