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RALEIGH, N.C. -
The chronically homeless and disabled are getting some help in Raleigh.
Three congressmen are scheduled to attend the dedication of the Salisbury Apartments, 10-unit apartment building for those groups, on Tuesday. Reps. Brad Miller, David Price and Bob Etheridge will attend, along with state Sen. Josh Stein. Also in attendance will be the people who will live in the apartments.
The apartments are a collaborative effort of federal, state and local governments.
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By charlie on 10/23 04:37 PM
Only 10 units? No wonder no notice was given at the mens shelter that these were available. We do have notices about classes that started back in June and such forth.
By Nunyabiz on 10/14 06:39 AM
Spoken like a true rethuglican. Every job over minimum wage has 50-100 people putting in resumes for it and I might add that is because of the insanity of republican rule for 8 years that systematically destroyed the country.
By Mike Jernigan on 10/13 10:20 AM
why not cots at the state house.They have alot in common.Neither want to work
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