HAC second chance housing plan eyed in Hendersonville
The Housing Assistance Corp seeks approval for Oklawaha Village after earlier rezoning defeat. Proposes 18 houses and 66 apartments on 18 acres, with tax credits assigned to a developer. City Council vote expected, city officials urged to back the project for affordable work force homes and economic benefits.
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HAC
Oklawaha Village
Rosebay
Hendersonville
Noelle McKay
Mud Creek
Seventh Avenue
Optimism and holiday spirit brighten community mood
The author praises festive optimism spreading through the community this season. They note joyful greetings, impressive light displays funded by civic groups and Duke Energy awards, and personal reflections on family traditions. They also mention NASA rocket tests as a symbol of national progress and share a heartwarming exchange with an English teacher in France, emphasizing peace and goodwill.
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NASA
Duke Energy
WNC Ag Center
Mason
France
Princess II
Pii
Pil
A Word of Thanks To the Lightning
In terfaith Assistance Ministry IAM thanks volunteers for their time talents and treasure, noting over 36 000 hours donated annually by JAM volunteers who aid Henderson County residents in financial cri sis. More than 300 IAM volunteers support 13 000 local residents with 1 900 000 in services while a small paid staff keeps costs down. Special thanks go to local business supporters including Joel Benson Chick fil A and others for food donations during Volunteer Appreciation Week.
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Interfaith Assistance Ministry
IAM
Henderson County
Joel Benson
Mike
Karen Griffin
Scott Morse
O’charley’s
Bobby Bennett
Sam’s Club
Mitchell Ruff
Wal-Mart
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