Norfolk's housing authority is receiving federal stimulus money.
Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority got $9.2 million to improve two rental-assistance properties in the city. read more
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Kanisha Hurst dropped out of Norview High School more than six years ago.
But now that her 5-year-old son is bringing home class assignments from P.B. Young Sr. Elementary School, she wishes she'd stuck with her education. read more
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Seven Virginia localities are sharing nearly $573,000 in federal funding to help public housing residents find jobs. click here to read article
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Hundreds of local teens now have to find a new safe place to hang out.
Waterside, which has hosted teen dances for the past few months, has suspended the events because of capacity problems. Waterside simply couldn't hold the number of people the events attracted. read more
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Two buildings at the intersection of Granby and City Hall. A handful of historical buildings in downtown Norfolk, Va., on Wednesday, December 2, 2009 that are being considered for redevelopment. Click here to read more
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Hampton Roads Ventures, a community development investment firm affiliated with Norfolk's Redevelopment and Housing Authority, has been selected to receive $60 million in New Market Tax Credits to help fund construction projects. Click here to read more.
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The Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority has received a rating of "high performer" from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Section 8 Management Assessment Program. It's the second year in a row NRHA received the rating.
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