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AGENCY ON AGING ALDERMEN HOUSING A UTHORIT Y CITY CLERK PROBATE COURT choose choose choose At Risk for HD barista Branford Eagle Business NH Chris Volpe Photography Crosscut CT Capitol Report CT Enviro Headlines CT Local Politics CT Mirror CT News Junkie CT Watchdog Design New Haven Gotham Gazette I Love New Haven Josiah Brown Karman Turn La Voz Hispana Laurel Club Media Nation Middletown Eye MinnPost My Left Nutmeg NH Register NH Review of Books NHV.org OneWorld Only In Bridgeport Oral History Project Reddit NH  Sections Neighborhoods Features Follow Us NHI Newsletter Legal Notices Some Favorite Sites BY Kendra Baker | DEC 13, 2013 11:11 AM Rabbi Daniel recalled pa ssing regularly by a stret ch of “miserable, miserable houses” on Whalley Avenue right past Ella Grasso Boulevard. Then a not-for-profit builder transf ormed the houses into a tast eful, solid complex called Fairlawn Manor. “It’s just a pleasure to go b y there. T here’s about 10 or 12 houses that [used to be] really bad, and it was not nice to walk past there,” said Greer. “I even go out of my way sometimes and cross the street  just to walk past them.” Greer (who has done his own share of housing revival in the Edgewood neighborhood) was describing the work of a not-for-profit builder called Neighborhood Housing Services. He and NHS’s Jim Paley were on hand Thursday to accept hel p to continue rebuilding New Haven’s neighborhood s. The help came from Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P), which presented checks totaling $2.6 million to not-for-prof it builders like NHS, at NHS’s Sherman Avenue headquarters. The donations will be used to help develop affordable and supportive housing in New Haven. Paley accepted the $500,000 check o n behalf of NHS. A not-for-prof it start ed by Daniel Greer, Edgewood Village, Inc., also received $500,000, as did Housing Operations Management Enterprises , Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund, and NeighborWorks New Horizons (NWNH). The Corporation for Urban Home Ownership received $100 ,000. CL&P is the l argest contributor to the Housing Tax Credit Contribution (HTCC)  Program. This year, the company has donated $9.1 million of the $10 million program awards statewide. Builders Get $2.6M (3) Comments | Post a Comment  | E-mail the Author Posted to: Housing, Neighborhoods KENDRA BAKER PHOTO Lessons and Carols Choral Service of Lesson and... Sun Dec 22, 2013 4:00pm – 5:00pm view event details » Holiday Cabaret Holiday Cabaret at Lipgloss Crisis Sun Dec 22, 2013 7:00pm view event details » view the full calendar » Policing Issue Address: English Drive New Haven, CT 06511, USA Rating: 1 Probably stolen, an abandoned Honda, wrecked and trashed, somehow w as got up the gated... Dec 22, 2013 9:33 am more » Breeding & abusing dangerous fight dogs: 198 Hallock AVENUE Address: 198 Hallock Avenue new haven, Connecticut 06519 Rating: 4 The illegal fighting-pit bulls being bred by residents at 198 Hallock AVENUE... Dec 22, 2013 9:04 am more » Flyerboard Login  | Register About Contact Site Policies Donate Bookmark Search New Haven Independent Branford Eagle Crime Log

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BY Kendra Baker | DEC 13, 2013 11:11 AM

Rabbi Daniel recalled passing regularly by a stretch of “miserable, miserable houses” on Whalley

Avenue right past Ella Grasso Boulevard. Then a not-for-profit builder transformed the houses into a

tasteful, solid complex called Fairlawn Manor.

“It’s just a pleasure to go by there. There’s about 10 or 12 houses that [used to be] really bad, and it

was not nice to walk past there,” said Greer. “I even go out of my way sometimes and cross the street

 just to walk past them.”

Greer (who has done his own share of housing revival in the Edgewood neighborhood) was

describing the work of a not-for-profit builder called Neighborhood Housing Services. He and NHS’sJim Paley were on hand Thursday to accept help to continue rebuilding New Haven’s neighborhoods.

The help came from Connecticut Light and Power (CL&P), which presented checks totaling $2.6

million to not-for-profit builders like NHS, at NHS’s Sherman Avenue headquarters. The donations will

be used to help develop affordable and supportive housing in New Haven.

Paley accepted the $500,000 check on behalf of NHS. A not-for-profit started by Daniel Greer,Edgewood Village, Inc., also received $500,000, as did Housing Operations Management Enterprises,

Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund, and NeighborWorks New Horizons (NWNH). The

Corporation for Urban Home Ownership received $100 ,000.

CL&P is the l argest contributor to the Housing Tax Credit Contribution (HTCC) Program. This year, the

company has donated $9.1 million of the $10 million program awards statewide.

Builders Get $2.6M

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Lessons and Carols

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Holiday Cabaret

Holiday Cabaret at Lipgloss Crisis

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view event details »

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Policing Issue

Address: English Drive New Haven, CT06511, USARating: 1 Probably stolen, anabandoned Honda, wrecked andtrashed, somehow was got up thegated...

Dec 22, 2013 9:33 am

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Breeding & abusing dangerousfight dogs: 198 HallockAVENUE

Address: 198 Hallock Avenue newhaven, Connecticut 06519Rating: 4 The illegal fighting-pit bullsbeing bred by residents at 198 HallockAVENUE...

Dec 22, 2013 9:04 am

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Greer (at left in above photo, with Paley on right), praised CL&P for the efforts and contributions the

company has made to help not j ust New Haven, but the entire state.

“I think the word ‘statewide’ should be emphasized, because although this area [New Haven] is not

part of the territory of CL&P, the company has stepped forward and helps the [entire state], not only

within its territory,” said Greer. “I think that’s really commendable. Frankly, many of us [nonprofits] could

not exist without the help CL&P offers. Our programs would just dry up. It’s really made an impact.”

“CL&P really believes in this program,” said Thomas Dorsey (pictured), manager of CL&P legislative

affairs. “The nonprofits associated with this do great work and we’re very proud to partner with them.

We think it’s a great success.”

Gloribell Lopez, director of operations and programs for NWNH, said the donation money would help

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Yes please! More of this collaboration between wealthy corporations and nonprofit builders and

property managers. Anyone who has lived in this town for more than a minute understands what Greer

and Paley do with their organizations and we want more of that! New construction is great but rehab is

better in my book.

God bless Rabbi Greer. He and his family have saved the Edgewood neighborhood. Were it not for

their dedication and leadership, Edgewood wou ld be as bad as the West River. Thank you!

I am so glad to hear the this amount of money is going to a real nonprofit association that invest in their

selves to provide, support, knowledge and what is more important how professionals all are to treat

our community in New Haven.

I just have good experiences to say for every time I reach them. Ms Bridgette,Stephen Mike,Michael

Haynes etc.. Thank you

In my opinion this only 1 of 6 nonprofits that I really think they are here to help New Haven to be a

better place by helping people in real need for help. Comparing with hundreds of them.

“It’s a $14 million project that is in its final stages of completion,” said Lopez (pictured). “We actually

have our last tenants moving in the next couple of weeks or so, so this [donation] helps towards

funding the rest of the project.”

Carla Weil, executive director of the Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund, said CL&P’s donation

will help fund the nonprofit’s workforce housing program, which takes place in New Haven, Waterbury

and Bridgeport.

“We lend to developers who are doing projects in neighborhoods that are going to be targeted at folks

who either own or rent and work in the town where that home is being bui lt,” explained Weil (at center

in photo). “We’re trying to strengthen the local economy and also the local affordable housing market.”

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