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- 38 new affordable apartments open in downtown Burlington
- Unhoused person arrested after reported break-in at Burlington residence
- Plans for 100-bed shelter in Chittenden County run into pushback
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Unhoused person arrested after reported break-in at Burlington residence
BURLINGTON, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) -- A 41-year-old man was taken into custody after police say he broke into a Burlington residence and barricaded himself in the bathroom Thursday nigh...
Plans for 100-bed shelter in Chittenden County run into pushback
New sober home in Burlington aims at helping men reestablish their lives, find jobs
"Fresh Start Recovery," a sober living home for men, will be opening up in Burlington in a few weeks.
A new shelter in Brattleboro is offering housing for adults in Windham County
A Brattleboro nonprofit is getting ready to open a new homeless shelter with 40 additional beds open to unhoused adults
Unhoused man federally charged with allegedly robbing Burlington grocery store with knife
The man arrested for allegedly robbing a Burlington grocery store and threatening an employee with a knife has been federally charged with the crime.
Vermont ends night and weekend intake for state-funded motel rooms
At vigil, memories of two who died while unhoused and a call for change
Empty Bowl Dinner raises funds for homeless youth in Vermont
The Empty Bowl Dinner for Spectrum Youth and Family Services raises over $100,000 annually to provide essential resources and opportunities for homeless teens and young adults.
Plan would double St. Johnsbury homeless shelter beds, free up space for families
Homeless in Vermont? The path to housing is harder than it should be
Vermont has already paid for the affordable housing. Getting into it is another story. Read the story on VTDigger here: Homeless in Vermont? The path to housing is harder than it...
Burlington Police arrest 11 people during month of drug operations in City Hall Park
The Burlington Police Department arrested nearly a dozen people this month during the course of an extended investigation into drug activity in City Hall Park.
Clearing of Durham’s homeless encampments tests NC community’s resolve
Tito Husband began his first week as store manager of the Food Lion on the corner of Fayetteville and Pilot streets about a week after Durham police launched “Operation Safe Passag...
Changes to VT homelessness response plan now in effect
WATERBURY, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) - The first phase of Vermont's new plan to address homelessness just started on Tuesday, and it's already receiving a mix of reactions. The plan, which...
Former Burlington College campus welcomes new apartment project
Ground was officially broken Friday on 30 permanently affordable condominium units off North Avenue in Burlington.
Economic pressures squeezing Southern Indiana homeless shelter, public housing
Residents of a Jeffersonville homeless shelter are stuck, with its leader blaming a lack of affordable housing in the area.
Advocates for homeless Vermonters say new rules put ‘process over people’
Getting approved for a motel room this fall can require a person experiencing homelessness to complete a detailed...
Kent County’s largest homeless shelter may close overnight operations this winter amid zoning dispute
Kent County's largest emergency shelter may not provide overnight beds this winter, leaving questions about where dozens of men experiencing homelessness will go as temperatures dr...
Lexington homelessness survey finds increase in unsheltered population
Preliminary results from Lexington's fourth annual Street Survey show an increase in both the total number of people surveyed and the number of people living unsheltered, according...
Church Street Marketplace Commission asks Gov. Scott for help
Church Street Marketplace Commission asks Gov. Scott for help
Burlington adds fencing, cameras and toilets at City Hall Park
Burlington officials have installed temporary fencing, barriers, portable toilets and mobile cameras at City Hall Park as the city explores long-term solutions to safety concerns.
City Union Mission Needs More Beds As Kansas City Homeless Population Spikes
Reality check . . . Amid current harsh times, there are simply more people on the street and down on their luck.Newsflash: Not all of these folks "deserve" their misfortune and we'...
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