Affordable Housing Crunch Studied: Demand for Homes Resists Solution
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11
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July
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1999
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Project Will House Homeless Families
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16
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March
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2000
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Low-Income Housing Now Totals 69 Units
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6
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June
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1996
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Apartments Get Needed Upgrade
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31
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1999
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Fund Drive Begins for Affordable Housing Construction
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11
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January
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1999
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Fund Drive for Housing to Begin
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November
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1995
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Housing: Several Efforts Under Way to Increase Lower-Cost Units
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23
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1995
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Affordable Homes Increase - But Slowly
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30
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December
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1992
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County Takes More Active Role in Affordable Housing
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1993
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AADL Productions Podcast: Grace Shackman
AADL talks with local historian, author and teacher, Grace Shackman, about how Ann Arbor has changed over the years. Throughout the discussion, Grace looks back at articles she's written; how she got her start writing about Ann Arbor history; the importance of preserving local landmarks; and her memories of early Ann Arbor art fairs. Over 130 of Grace's articles are featured in Ann Arbor Observer: Then & Now, a new website with full text searching and browsing access to articles on local history from the Ann Arbor Observer.