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Metropolitan Housing Coalition Metropolitan Housing Coalition

At a time when the price of energy continues to rise, affording to keep homes warm becomes an issue that unites a broad range of families, but the burden is disproportionately devastating to low-income residents. MHC is dedicated to ensuring safe, fair and affordable housing choices for all residents, which includes utility costs.

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KySEA Members to Testify

by Martin Richards — last modified Sep 13, 2010 01:52 PM
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KySEA to testify before the Kentucky Interim Joint Committee on energy Friday, Sept. 17

Jason Bailey from the Mountain Association for Community Economic Development (MACED http://www.maced.org/) will be speaking about KySEA principles and the both the potential and need for efficiency in Kentucky. Dave Kreher will present People’s Self Help Housing (http://www.pshhinc.org/) as a case study of what is already happening on the ground in Kentucky. The Committee meeting is from 10am – 12 pm in room 131 of the Annex and is open to the public.

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