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• Rhode Island Alliance for Healthy Housing: NELCC Conference

  New England Lead Conference Wednesday, November 1, 2017 Nashua Courtyard Marriott and Event Center 2200 Southwood Drive, Nashua, NH

• Roger Williams University: Social Justice Month Events

  Social Justice Month Thursday, Oct 19 Mary Tefft White Center How Housing Works Workshop 4:00pm – 6:00pm

• Providence Journal: At-risk veterans receive care at annual tent city in Cumberland

  Some 500 veterans attended the Operation Stand Down/Rhode Island outreach event at Diamond Hill State Park.

• The Valley Breeze: Officials break ground on $42 million rehab of Prospect Heights

  WinnCompanies, a multi-family property developer and manager, and Omni Development Corporation, the largest minority not-for-profit housing developer in Rhode Island, last Tuesday formally kicked off $42 million in renovations to modernize Prospect Heights Apartments, a historic New Deal-era public housing community on Prospect Street.

• 5 Questions with Brenda Clement, HWRI at RWU Director

  What is one of your first goals? To reconnect with my housing and community-development colleagues here in Rhode Island, and find areas where we can collaborate and support each other's work. Research shows that access to healthy, affordable housing bolsters positive outcomes in many areas, including health, education, employment and economic development.

• ProJo: R.I. Real Estate Notes: Pawtucket celebrates beginning of $42-million renovation of Prospect Heights Apartments

  Gov. Gina Raimondo was among the officials at Wednesday’s groundbreaking ceremony for the $42-million renovation of the Prospect Heights Apartments at 560 Prospect St. in Pawtucket. The complex was built by the Pawtucket Housing Authority between 1941 and 1942. WinnCompanies, a multifamily property developer and manager, and Omni Development Corp., the largest minority not-for-profit housing developer in Rhode Island, officially kicked off the project to modernize the historic New Deal-era public housing community.