Campaigning for change: Rhodes-Conway names affordable housing, public transportation as two key platform points approaching April’s election
As the April 2 mayoral election approaches, Rhodes-Conway reiterates the importance of community and political collaboration to enact change within Madison
As affordable housing options shrink in Madison, local refugee resettlement efforts suffer
Only two refugee resettlement organizations remain in the city, as rising housing prices have edged others out
Ongoing problems at Tree Lane Family Apartments result in nuisance abatement, threatens future of newly proposed supportive housing site
Heartland Housing development must create plan offering increased support to its formerly-homeless tenants
UW students set their sights on local elections to bolster campus representation in city government
Affordable housing, sustainable transportation among issues raised by student candidates looking to bring fresh perspectives to the eighth district
Requiring usage of support services may remedy underlying causes of homelessness
Though the City of Madison is on the right track to reducing homelessness, there is always room for improvement
Madison recommends $4.5 million for affordable housing developments
Four new developments to go up in Madison to serve veterans, homeless, residents below poverty line
Overdue: As the city expands affordable housing, barriers for those in need persist
While the federal government contemplates a comprehensive definition for homelessness, a low vacancy rate and towering rent keep low-income individuals on the street
Madison awarded almost $2 million in tax credits to create more affordable housing in Madison
Credits will help complete a five-year goal set in 2014 to create 1,000 affordable housing units
Dane County unveils plans for new housing facility designed to support veterans, provide affordable housing
Valor on Washington will be largest veteran residential space in U.S.
Increase in population brings resources to cities, makes them more inclusive
Affordable housing, policies for crime reduction will make Wisconsin cities more inclusive
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