This sounds very cool – Professional builders in Raleigh and Greensboro, N.C.have created a way to help Habitat affiliates like ours build more homes with low-income families.It is called a “Builders Blitzâ€. The program was very successful in those cities, bringing local builders together to collaborate in building 60 homes in three years. It has gained such momentum that Habitat International is coordinating a national effort to build 1,000 homes across America with a nation-wide Builders Blitz the week of June 5-9, 2006.These homes will be in addition to the usual Habitat homes built by volunteer groups.We want to be part of it locally to add to the homes we are already building.More information can be found at Charlottesville’s Habitat site, their quarterly (pdf) newsletter here and Habitat’s site.
Date Archives June 2005
Morning water roundup
WINAOpponents of a James River pipeline held a rally Thursday afternoon in Scottsville. Daily Progress“One of our biggest concerns is that developers would tap into the pipeline on its way up to Charlottesville and affect the whole southern part of the county,†(the Mayor) said.The DP also has a Special Report on the water issues.Scottsville’s anti-pipeline site.
2004-2005 Stats
For those of you who like data, check out the PDF file in the extended area below.
Realtor meeting this morning with Harrison Rue
This morning’s monthly meeting of Realtors was interesting and informative.Harrison Rue, Director of the Thomas Jefferson Partnership for Economic Development spoke about some of the most important projects have identified, notably the Hillsdale Connector and the Meadowcreek Parkway.
Madison OKs farm wine sales
DailyProgress.com | Madison OKs farm wine sales:Good to see that Madison is jumping on the bandwagon set by Patricia Kluge.
June Newsletter
I have just published my Newsletter for June! Email me if you would like to receive it via email or snail-mail!
Tosano posts CAAR’s endorsement
Just noticed this on David Toscano’s site.