Connecticut receives more than $550,000 to help build affordable housing
Connecticut is getting more than $550,000 dollars to help develop affordable housing.
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Feb 21, 2021, 4:30 PM
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The money is going to Neighbor Works to develop affordable places to live in the state’s 3rd district.
Neighborhood Housing Services in New Haven is getting $290,000.
The rest of the money is going to the Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut.
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