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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

• ProJo: Providence City Council challengers decry lack of affordable housing

  At a forum Wednesday night hosted by Direct Action for Rights and Equality, an advocacy organization for the rights of low-income residents, City Council candidates from eight of the city’s 15 wards answered questions about the dearth of affordable and low-income housing in the city.

• ProJo: Providence City Council, with first-ever female majority, sets a new direction

  Growing up, Sabina Matos didn’t imagine she’d one day be elected to a political office in the United States. In fact, when she moved to New York with her family from the Dominican Republic as a 20-year-old, she didn’t think she’d stay more than six months. “We arrived here in April, and I said that by December I was going to be back there,” said Matos, who was recently elected to serve as president of the Providence City Council.

• RIHousing: Rental Assistance Support Services RFP

  Rental Assistance Support Services RFP

• ProJo: Providence City Council OKs tax agreement for apartment project

  The project, called Edge College Hill II, will include 163 studio and one-bedroom apartments geared toward students, according to Christopher Ise, principal planner with the City of Providence. The first floor will be dedicated to commercial use.

• ProJo: Angry East Siders confront Providence City Councilors over homestead exemption

  About 120 East Side residents crowded into the Central Congregational Church on Monday night to express their frustration over a City Council proposal to implement a graduated homestead exemption tax structure in Providence. During a meeting punctuated by shouts and interruptions, residents voiced their concern to City Council members in attendance about a proposal they say would raise their tax bills.