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Meeting Results in Suggestions for HNIA’s 2012 Loan Programs
On January 12th, HNIA celebrated the roll out of our 2012 Loan Programs with a party at our monthly General Meeting. There are three programs, a forgivable loan for homeowners living on limited incomes, a low interest loan program for people improving their homes, and a loan fund for landlords who want to repair their small rental properties. Residents suggested that we include the ability to use these loans for ramps or other home modifications for people with disabilities. The board agreed to take this up with GMHC. The board would also like to thank HNIA’s Loan team which included: Glenn Wennerland, Patricia Fenrick, Laura Stopyro, Lily Vaughn, Joe Truax, Dan Scoggins and others who participated in our General meeting brainstorming session in September last year. See our January 10th website … Read entire article »
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Meeting Results in Suggestions for HNIA’s 2012 Loan Programs
On January 12th, HNIA celebrated the roll out of our 2012 Loan Programs with a party at our monthly General Meeting. There are three programs, a forgivable loan for homeowners living on … Read more »
HNIA Throws Party for Holland Neighborhood’s 2012 Loan Programs
On January 12th, at the Holland Neighborhood General meeting, HNIA will be celebrating our 2012 Loan Programs with a party. There are three programs, a forgivable loan for homeowners living on limited incomes, … Read more »
HNIA Board Conducts 4-Hour Retreat
On Sunday, September 25, the HNIA Board of Directors conducted a 4-hour retreat with the facilitation of … Read more »
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Hotdish Revolution! 2011
The Holland Neighborhood's biggest fundraiser, decidedly Northeast, was held on April 30 at the Grace Center. Celebrity … Read more »
HNIA Board Minutes, May 2011
Present Board members: Ginny Sutton, Jennifer Arave, Jasper Rajendren, Lily Vaughn, Bengt Svensson, Isaac Peters and Justin Hach. Guests: Dan Scoggins. The meeting was called to order at 7:05PM by Ginny Sutton, board … Read more »
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HNIA is looking for community volunteers who would like to be a part of inclusive Holland events and projects. People interested in helping with either the Hotdish Revolution and the Tot Lot (neighborhood … Read more »
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HNIA Throws Party for Holland Neighborhood’s 2012 Loan Programs
On January 12th, at the Holland Neighborhood General meeting, HNIA will be celebrating our 2012 Loan Programs with a party. There are three programs, a forgivable loan for homeowners living on limited incomes, a low interest loan program for people improving their homes, and a loan fund for landlords who want to repair their small rental properties. Here is the plan. Forgivable Loan If you are living under 50% of the median income, you can apply for the forgivable loan program. It will give homeowners up to $7500 for code compliance type repairs that will be forgiven over 7 years, if you remain in your home. This includes roofs, plumbing, electrical or other items to make your home … Read entire article »
HNIA Board Conducts 4-Hour Retreat
On Sunday, September 25, the HNIA Board of Directors conducted a 4-hour retreat with the facilitation of Steve Bosacker to brush up on leadership skills and develop the focus for the organization going into 2012. … Read entire article »
Holland Residents Needed for Study on Urban Yards and Neighborhoods
Do you see connections between yards and your neighborhood? Do you have access to using a yard space? What is your backyard like? What is your front yard like? What do you like best and least about your yard spaces? A graduate student at the University of Minnesota is studying how yards fit into everyday life and neighborhoods in different areas of Minneapolis. She is talking with and visiting residents’ front and back yards as part of the study. Holland or Sheridan residents can find out more and/or participate by contacting her. Yard visits take about an hour. Schedules are very flexible, and every kind of yard is of interest – renters and non-gardeners are encouraged … Read entire article »
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