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Vermont’s low-income housing voucher programs begin to stabilize after more than a year of anxiety
Vermont's low-income housing voucher programs are stabilizing after over a year of financial challenges caused by federal funding cuts. The Burlington Housing Authority has resumed issuing new vouchers, while other housing authorities have exited shortfall status, though budgets remain constrained.
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