housing

Flipside: Housing Policies in Worcester

Submitted by John on July 6, 2010 - 10:59am.
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Lynne Simonds is the host of the WCCA TV produced Flipside show.

Lynne talks about housing policies in Worcester.

Flipside: Bill Randell and Paul Collyer

Submitted by John on July 2, 2010 - 10:22am.
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Lynne Simonds is the host of the WCCA TV produced Flipside show

Lynne's guests are Bill Randell and Paul Collyer of the Chandler St Business Association. The topic of discussion is the City of Worcester Housing strategy.

Flipside: Jacqueline Vachon-Jackson

Submitted by John on July 1, 2010 - 9:53am.
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Lynne Simonds is the host of the WCCA TV produced Flipside show.

Lynne talks about the City's housing stratagy with her guest Jacqueline Vachon-Jackson.

Flipside: Carla Halpern and Sergio Carvajal

Submitted by John on June 10, 2010 - 12:27pm.
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From a dark corner of the WCCA TV13 archives. Flipside show number 153, from 2005. Lynne Simonds is still the host of the WCCA TV produced Flipside show

Lynne's guests are Carla Halpern and Sergio Carvajal from LAW. Housing Discrimination is the topic of inrterest.

Rosen's Roundtable: Affordable Housing

Submitted by John on February 6, 2010 - 6:10pm.
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A political and current issue program hosted by Gary Rosen produced by WCCA TV13.

Host Gary Rosen and his panel, the best panel in the city of Worcester, "Q", Beth Proko, and Brendan Melican, discuss affordable housing in Worcester.

Soapbox 661: Rebuilding Together Worcester

Submitted by John on April 8, 2009 - 4:22pm.
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Soapbox host Mauro Depasquale is joined by Kevin Kearney and Martha Gach to discuss Rebuilding Together Worcester, an entirely volunteer-based organization that renovates the homes of low-income homeowners and the facilities of non-profit organizations in Worcester.

Visit the Rebuilding Together Worcester website

Housing Foreclosures: What You Should Know

Submitted by mauro on June 10, 2008 - 10:56am.
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Community Meeting

Housing Foreclosures: What You Should Know

Our City continues to be hit hard by the foreclosure crisis. We are all affected – owners who lose their properties, tenants who face unmanaged buildings and eventual evictions, and neighbors who see increases in crime and grime.

City Manager O’Brien, with the full support of City Council, has rolled out a comprehensive plan to lessen the impacts of foreclosure on our City. This plan is flexible so as to respond to the changing foreclosure scene.

Working on the advice of Lorraine Laurie and Green Island Residents Group, Inc., we have scheduled a meeting for neighbors to learn more about foreclosures, our City’s response, and how each of us can help ourselves and our neighborhood.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25TH

6:30 – 7:30 pm
25 MEADE STREET
(Health and Code Building)

Questions? Can’t attend, but want some information?
Call Councilor Barbara Haller, 508 414-0266

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