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Charleston County allocates over $1 million for affordable housing
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — $1.6 million in federal funding was approved for affordable housing projects here in Charleston ...
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Charleston County Council approves $1.6M for affordable housing projects
Charleston County Council approved during Thursday evening's meeting $1.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds for the ...
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Charleston County reopens application period for nonprofit funding program
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Charleston County leaders are giving local nonprofits another chance to apply for financial support. The county has reopened the application period for its State ...
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More affordable Charleston housing on the way after funding approved for new county program
A new program from Charleston County is a step closer to creating more affordable housing in the area. At a Nov. 21 meeting, County Council approved $1.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds ...
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Charleston County allocates over $1 million for affordable housing
$1.6 million in federal funding was approved for affordable housing projects here in Charleston County. The funds will produce at least 66 affordable units for rent and homeownership. Charleston ...
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Charleston Co. leaders award $1.6 million toward affordable housing
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Charleston County Council approved over a million dollars to go towards affordable housing initiatives at their council meeting Thursday night. This is a part of their ...
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City of Charleston presents design update for Ashley River Crossing
The city of Charleston presented designs for the Ashley River Crossing project Tuesday night, which will give pedestrians and ...
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Scoppe: Secret highway discussion tests the difference between 'may' and 'must'
Charleston County Council Chairman Herb Sass sent me back to the S.C. Freedom of Information Act this week with his assertion that "People have to realize we have a contract” with the State ...