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• The Valley Breeze: Showers and services available for homeless at Barton Street location

  The city’s homeless residents once again have a place to go for a warm shower, a haircut, and more, now on Barton Street, thanks to two separate organizations.

• The Valley Breeze: Shea High students help build tiny home for homeless veterans

  Shea High students help build tiny home for homeless veterans

• The Valley Breeze: Homeless mostly vacate riverfront encampment

  Homeless mostly vacate riverfront encampment

• Homes RI: ‘Homes RI’ campaign shines spotlight on state’s need for more affordable homes

  The “Homes RI” campaign was launched today to shine a spotlight on the increased need for Rhode Island to invest in building more affordable homes in cities and towns across the state, and to call on elected officials to pledge their support for more affordable homes.

• The Valley Breeze: Smaller homes powering local real estate sales

  It was a solid summer for home sales, say local real estate agents, with many buyers of smaller homes getting into bidding wars and paying higher than asking prices. But for those thinking of selling their home into this “seller’s market,” they shouldn’t get too excited, say agents. Prices are merely firming up – finally.

• The Valley Breeze: School officials unclear on lack of homeless grant

  School officials say they have been unable to determine why the local school district was again left out of a late October grant award to support local homeless students. Housing advocates recently estimated that there are 68 homeless students in Pawtucket currently.