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Rent in some parts of unincorporated Clark County outpace Seattle (opens the original)
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Some parts of unincorporated Clark County have rental rates higher than Seattle, according to data from real estate research website Mover Math. The website helps potential movers compare housing costs across cities and communities. But the numbers also offer a glimpse into Clark County’s affordability squeeze. For example, Camas renters pay a median gross rent of $2,090 — $60 more than Seattle’s median of $2,030. Lake Shore, a neighborhood along Vancouver Lake, has a median gross rent of $2,241
Kiggins Village residents anxious about change in Safe Stay’s service provider (opens the original)
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When Sam Fox sees the gates surrounding Kiggins Village, relief washes over her. “This is home. I hadn’t felt that in a long time,” said Fox, who had experienced homelessness for years. For Fox and others at Kiggins Village, Vancouver’s 40-bed Safe Stay shelter at 4611 Main St., the sense of safety is a defining part of the property. Not just because it’s a secure place to lay their heads at night, but also because of the support from Do Good Multnomah, the service provider that has overseen the
Vancouver taps Affordable Housing Fund to move projects forward (opens the original)
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The city of Vancouver will spend $9.5 million on developing and preserving 400 affordable housing units for seniors, families, people with disabilities and people exiting homelessness. The money comes from the city’s Affordable Housing Fund, which generates about $10 million annually from voter-approved property taxes. On Sept. 14, the city council approved tapping the fund to help developers close financing gaps and move several affordable housing projects forward, according to a staff report.
Tough talks in fun environment: Clark County group caters to men, fathers, their concerns (opens the original)
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An evening painting with the boys and talking about feelings might not seem like the most manly thing to some. But for David Bradley of Vancouver, that’s the whole point. Earlier this year, Bradley created the Gentle Strength Project, a monthly gathering for Clark County men to come together to push back against stereotypes of what it means to be “a man,” help men form friendships and open up dialogues about mental health. The men paint, play board games, hang out in nature, crack some jokes and
Vancouver sets no-camping boundary for new homeless shelter at 1,500 feet (opens the original)
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Vancouver officials expect to open the city’s long-awaited 120-bed homeless shelter by the end of the year. Beginning Nov. 1, camping will be prohibited within 1,500 feet of the shelter at 5313 N.E. 94th Ave., the Vancouver City Council tentatively decided Monday. A public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 21. The facility — which officials call the Bridge Shelter because it will provide a bridge to permanent housing — will provide residents day-to-day support, including case management, meals and
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