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Republican presidential contenders on Friday condemned the deadly shootings in South Carolina as an attack on faith, offering deeply personal responses to the murders but no suggestion that they see gun control as part of the answer.
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Politics Jun 15Now a 2016 contender, campaign logo says 'Jeb!' — but not Bush
MIAMI — Jeb Bush is ready to launch a Republican presidential bid months in the making Monday by asserting his commitment to the "most vulnerable in our society," an approach targeting the broader American electorate even as he faces questions…
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Jeb Bush is stepping into the Republican race for president, finally taking his place -- after months of hints and relentless fundraising -- amid an unwieldy field of GOP candidates unlike any in recent memory.
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Rick Perry is working his way through small-town Iowa one handshake, bear hug and backslap at a time. The early, hands-on approach from the 2016 presidential prospect contrasts with his failed bid four years ago, when he entered the race…
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Texas Sen. Ted Cruz will announce Monday his plans to run for president, becoming the first high-profile Republican formally to enter the 2016 presidential contest.
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Fortis BC Rebate – Furnace and Boiler Replacement Program
Replace your old furnace or boiler with an eligible ENERGY STAR® or equivalent model that's 95 per cent efficient or higher for furnaces, and 94 per cent efficient or higher for boilers, and you could receive a $500 rebate. Note: you must pre-qualify for your rebate by December 31, 2017.
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MassNAHRO, the leading housing and community development advocate for the provision and preservation of adequate and affordable housing for those with low and moderate incomes, is seeking a dynamic new Executive Director. Based in Boston, MassNAHRO serves members comprising approximately 240 public housing agencies and more than 1,300 publicly elected and appointed officials throughout the Commonwealth.
The Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of Housing & Redevelopment Officials (MassNAHRO) was established in 1972. It parallels and complements the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) as an official state chapter. MassNAHRO is primarily concerned with the policies of State agencies and State programs and the implications of national policies at the state and local levels. Members own or manage almost 50,000 state-funded public housing units, more than 33,000 federally-funded public housing units, 4,200 state-funded rental assistance units and 55,000 federal Section 8 units. The MassNAHRO Code of Conduct emphasizes adherence to the highest degree of professionalism and promotion of the public interest by all members. Please see www.massnahro.org.
MassNAHRO's services include:
§ Monthly information concerning pertinent Federal and State legislation, issues impacting housing and community development programs, policy changes and other matters of importance to members.
§ Professional development opportunities including educational and technical workshops, seminars and conferences utilizing expert trainers and leaders in the field. MassNAHRO offers both the Massachusetts Public Housing Administrator and Board Member Certification Programs at various locations across the state on a continual basis.
§ Representation at the State Legislature, the MA Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Members also have access to publications, an awards program, discounts on products and services, networking opportunities and service on standing committees. MassNAHRO also administers an insurance plan that offers worker's compensation coverage to members.
MassNAHRO was instrumental in public housing reform and the passage of Chapter 235 of the Acts of 2014 - An Act Relative to Local Housing Authorities: https://malegislature.gov/Laws/SessionLaws/Acts/2014/Chapter235. Chapter 235 provides innovative strategies designed to assist Authorities with capital improvement, purchasing, unit turn over, wait list management and interagency collaborations. MassNAHRO worked closely with the Joint Committee on Housing, State Senators and Representatives, local housing authority staff, residents and other local officials to achieve the positive sweeping changes to the oversight, governance and operation of local housing authorities brought about by this blueprint for the future.
MassNAHRO is governed by a Board of Directors of approximately 20 housing authority Executive Directors/Commissioners. The new Executive Director will succeed long-time well-respected leader Tom Connelly who has recently retired.
The Position
The Executive Director reports directly to the MassNAHRO Board of Directors and serves as the spokesperson, liaison and coordinator with all major stakeholders of the Association. S/he is accountable for the Association's financial performance and is responsible for daily management of all operations of MassNAHRO. We seek a leader with intellect, initiative, integrity and flexibility to work with an active membership; respect and humility to honor the impressive work done to date; and creativity to lead the Association to new levels of service.
Key Responsibilities
§ External Leadership: Advocate on behalf of MassNAHRO members for needed affordable housing and community development laws and policies and involve members as appropriate. Develop relationships with legislators, other public officials, federal and state agencies such as HUD and DHCD, peer membership organizations, and local, state and national leaders. Serve as spokesperson concerning the business and governmental affairs of the Association as directed by the Board and manage the Association's media relations.
§ Financial Oversight: Prepare an annual budget and manage financial affairs within the approved budget. Present transparent financial reports and immediately communicate any financial or fiduciary issues to the Board. Explore new and innovative avenues for revenue generation.
§ Association Management: Manage the Association on an ongoing basis including provision of all services promised to members as part of their Association dues. Oversee provision of professional development services and programs for members, and advocate on behalf of the membership.
§ Personnel Management: Maintain and follow appropriate policies for hiring, discipline and termination of staff. Provide day-to-day direction, delegation and control for the staff, maintaining a high performing and productive environment of talented and enthusiastic employees.
§ Interaction with the Board: Report to and confer with the Board of Directors, providing information to help the Board in strategic planning and formulating effective policies. Support the board in effective governance, ensure the effectiveness of the committee structure, and provide staff support to committees. Facilitate monthly board meetings. Implement policies of the Association as determined by the Board, reporting to the Board on progress and completion of assigned tasks and goals. Execute, secure and maintain corporate documents and commitments as authorized by the Board.
§ Member communication: Encourage membership in the Association and maintain active, supportive relationships with members. Regularly provide members with up-to-date and accurate information pertinent to the goals and decisions of the Association as well as legislative updates. Attend meetings of related organizations to provide updates on Association activities and generate support of Association priorities. Generate informative articles for monthly newsletters and take an active role at related conferences and events.
§ Commitment to the mission and dedication to affordable housing, public housing and/or community development
§ Experience in affordable housing, public housing and/or community development administration
§ Up-to-date knowledge of programs and policies governing affordable housing, public housing and/or community development
§ Experience in legislative and policy advocacy/government relations and outstanding advocacy skills
§ Proven experience successfully managing an organization including financial and staff management
§ Experience working with a board of directors
§ Proven ability to successfully manage critical, strategic relationships with partners
§ Strong team orientation and evidence of collaborative and respectful work style
§ Ability and experience as a dynamic and compelling spokesperson
§ Exceptional oral, written, listening and interpersonal communications skills
§ Association management experience/certification a plus.
To Apply in confidence, please send cover letter and resume to Susan Egmont, Egmont Associates, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
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We invite you to be a part of the second New England Lead Conference taking place on Wednesday, November 1, 2017 in Nashua, NH. Hosted by the New England Lead Coordinating Committee, the conference will include a variety of educational sessions focusing on lead prevention, policy, model programs, outreach, the EPA's Renovation, Remodeling and Repair Rule (RRP), lead abatement, compliance, and the economics of lead poisoning.
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October 4, 2017 in Events, Local Interest
The Narragansett Times: Dziobek steps down as Welcome House director
By KENDRA GRAVELLE Sep 29, 2017
SOUTH KINGSTOWN—When Joseph Dziobek accepted the position of executive director of Welcome House of South County nearly three years ago, he had expected the job would make for a simple transition into retirement.
But what was intended as a part-time gig turned into much more than that for Dziobek, who this week left his post.
"It's been a challenge," said Dziobek, whose last day on the job was Monday. "And it's been very satisfying—I feel very close to the people who have been a part of it."
Dziobek, 66, took the job at Welcome House after retiring from his career as CEO of Fellowship Health Resources. He said he intended only to stay for two or three years.
October 4, 2017 in Local Interest
Final Days to Register: 2017 Housing Fact Book Release
Date: Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Luncheon: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Location: Rhode Island Convention Center, 1 Sabin Street, Providence RI
October 3, 2017 in Events, Local Interest
Rhode Island College: The Defamation Experience
Monday, October 30, 2017
5:00PM - Doors Open
6:00PM - Performance
September 27, 2017 in Events, Local Interest
NLIHC: Sign Letters to Support Equitable Housing Recovery after Devastating Hurricanes
Help ensure that low income people and neighborhoods are treated fairly after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria. A broad coalition of national, state, and local organizations is calling on Congress, FEMA, and HUD to ensure that the federal response to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria is complete and equitable for everyone, especially families and individuals with the lowest incomes who are often the hardest hit by disasters and have the fewest resources to recover afterwards.
September 27, 2017 in Local Interest, National News
Roger Williams University: Social Justice Month Events
Thursday, Oct 19
Mary Tefft White Center
How Housing Works
4:00pm – 6:00pm
Sponsored by Housing Works RI and RWU Chief Diversity Officer
Keywords: socioeconomic status, race, jobs, housing, equity
Workshop with Brenda Clement, Director of Housing Works Rhode Island and Ame Lambert, RWU Chief Diversity Officer.
An overview of housing issues in Rhode Island and connections to the larger social justice agenda.
September 25, 2017 in Local Interest
Providence Journal: People on the move for the week of Sept. 17
Posted Sep 13, 2017 at 5:34 PM
Updated Sep 13, 2017 at 5:34 PM
Rhode Island LISC
Rhode Island Local Initiatives Support Corportation has welcomed two new employees. Jeremiah O'Grady, of Lincoln, joined LISC as program officer after spending more than 12 years at ONE Neighborhood Builders as real estate project manager and director of asset management and operations.
Liz Klinkenberg, of Warwick, was hired as communications director. She brings more than 15 years of public relations experience to her new position, including work for The Miami Herald and The Providence Journal.
The Providence American: Reed Announces $300k in Community Development Grants for NeighborWorks Affiliates
WASHINGTON, DC – In an effort to promote healthy, vibrant neighborhoods across Rhode Island, U.S. Senator Jack Reed today announced an additional $300,000 in federal funding for three Rhode Island-based affiliates of NeighborWorks America (NeighborWorks). These federal funds will help NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley, ONE Neighborhood Builders, and West Elmwood Housing Development Corporation to provide affordable housing opportunities, generate job growth, and enhance economic stability for working families. Earlier this year, Senator Reed also helped to secure over $750,000 in federal funding for NeighborWorks affiliates in Rhode Island, bringing total NeighborWorks investment in the state to above $1 million for fiscal year 2017.
September 21, 2017 in Federal News, Local Interest
The Providence American: Providence Unveils PVD Gives Donation Station
PROVIDENCE, RI – Mayor Jorge O. Elorza today joined members of the City Council, public safety officials, and community leaders who have been named to the PVD Gives commission for the unveiling of the City's first Donation Station at Kennedy Plaza. The retrofitted parking meter is one of ten stations that will be installed across the city to collect funds that will support local organizations that provide housing and services to those in need.
"PVD Gives and the new Donation Stations make it easier to give back," said Mayor Jorge Elorza. "Our collective generosity can make all the difference in the lives of those striving to get back on their feet. I encourage visitors and residents to chip in and be part of the solution."
September 21, 2017 in Local Interest
Providence Journal: Report: New England losing 65 acres of forestland per day
By Steve LeBlanc / Associated Press
Posted Sep 19, 2017 at 11:21 AM
Updated Sep 19, 2017 at 11:21 AM
BOSTON — New England has been losing forestland to development at a rate of 65 acres per day — a loss that comes at a time when public funding for preservation of open land, both state and federal, has also been on the decline in all six states.
That's the conclusion of a report released Tuesday by the Harvard Forest, a research institute of Harvard University.
The study found public funding for land conservation in New England dropped by half between 2008 and 2014 to $62 million per year, slightly lower than 2004 levels.
The Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless (RICH) is a statewide organization dedicated to ending homelessness in Rhode Island. Formed in 1988, RICH's mission is to seek comprehensive and cooperative solutions to homelessness in Rhode Island. This is accomplished through data collection and analysis, advocacy, training and education, collaboration, technical assistance, constituent services, and strategic communications. RICH works to build the public and political will to support the right for safe, affordable housing for every Rhode Islander. The organization works to ensure and support local, state and federal commitments to establish a continuum of affordable housing and homeless prevention programs. This work involves maintaining a broad base of key stakeholders to support and advocate for the organization's vision, including homeless people, service providers, politicians, affordable housing allies, advocates, public and philanthropic funders, businesses, city and state officials, developers, faith communities and concerned citizens.
As the lead agency responsible for Rhode Island's Homeless Management Information System (HMIS), RICH is in the unique position to use data and information to catalyze and inform change within the homelessness services system. RICH collects, analyzes, and disseminates data and information that is fundamental to the health and efficient operations of the State of Rhode Island's Continuum of Care (CoC), which is comprised of state agencies, community partners, and individuals that guide the state's homelessness policies and administer federal and state homeless funds as they work to build a statewide system to prevent and end homelessness. Building off the organization's role as HMIS Administrator for the CoC, RICH's next Executive Director will work with staff, consultants, partner organizations, funders, and researchers to advance data and evidence informed practices and strategies, including and especially coordinated assessment and housing placement, to rapidly and permanently end homelessness among individuals and families.
The Executive Director is accountable for the overall leadership, direction and management of the organization's resources to accomplish the goals and mission of the organization. The Executive Director should have experience in financial management, community relations, program delivery, organizational development, strategic planning, and experience using data and information to strengthen both practice and systems. The Executive Director must have empowering leadership skills to work with staff, Coalition partners, Board and community stakeholders. The Executive Director exemplifies RICH's values and nurtures its organizational culture by supporting a learning community of staff, Board, homeless constituents, community stakeholders, government and political leaders. The ED reports to the Board of Directors and will work with the Board, RICH's membership, funders and other constituents to develop a new Strategic Plan for the organization during his/her first year in the position.
Program Development and Management
Financial Management
Board Development
Resource Development and Fundraising
Personnel and Operations Management
Community Collaboration and Movement Building
Strategic Communications and Public Relations
The preferred candidate has knowledge and experience in homelessness prevention and system-change work, is an energetic leader with demonstrated financial and organizational management skills, who can engage others in RICH's mission, embraces and encourages coalition and movement building and is comfortable working with low income and marginalized populations.
The ideal candidate possesses the following attributes:
This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic leader who is truly committed to making a positive contribution to the community. Compensation between $70,000-$80,000. Relocation assistance is not provided for this position.
Application deadline: 5pm EDT Monday, November 20, 2017
Candidates should submit a resume and cover letter describing their interest in this position via:
• Email – firstname.lastname@example.com, please include, "ED Search" in the subject line.
• Regular mail - Search Committee
RI Coalition for the Homeless
1070 Main St
Pawtucket, RI 02860
For more information about RI Coalition for the Homeless visit http://rihomeless.org
Position Title: Director of Coordinated Housing Placement
Supervised By: Executive Director
Position Type: Full Time; Exempt
Job Description:
The Director of Coordinated Housing Placement is responsible for coordinating, monitoring, and overseeing key elements of the Continuum of Care's (CoC) Coordinated Entry process to house veterans, families, and individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Work will be supported and informed by the Homeless Management Information System, (HMIS), which is administered by the Coalition.
Coordinated Entry is a data-driven concept widely accepted as best practice in homeless assistance systems to achieve three goals:
Primary to the work will be operationalizing the CoC Placement Committees: Veteran, Chronic Homelessness, and Youth and Family placement, bringing together homeless service and housing providers as well as community partners. The goals of these committees are: to place individuals and families in housing; and, identify barriers to placement in housing for resolution at the policy (administrative/legislative) and inter-agency collaboration/cooperation levels.
In addition to placement committee facilitation, the Director of Coordinated Housing Placement convenes. facilitates. and advises systems and policy improvements through other forums and coordinating committees designed to achieve the goals set out above.
Responsibilities and Accountabilities:
Housing Placement Committees
Manage Continuum of Care's By Name Lists for Veterans, Families, and People experiencing Chronic Homelessness
Continuum of Care Support
Other Duties as Assigned
Required Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
This position is grant funded and continuation of the position is contingent upon the continued availability of funding.
To Apply: Email resume, cover letter and list of at least three professional references with "Director of Coordinated Housing Placement" in the subject line to email@example.com by 5:00 pm Wednesday, December 13th.
Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless is an equal opportunity employer.
Hiring Salary Range: $55,000 - $60,000
Published on October 21, 2016
When a renter or homeowner is housing-cost burdened, it means that they often do not have enough resources to meet basic needs or contribute to the local economy. … Based on 55,800 cost-burdened owner households in Rhode Island, these households spend an estimated $1.26 billion on their mortgage and housing expenses per year. If they lived in housing affordable to them, that figure would decrease to $773 million per year.
Are renters caught in a rut, paying too much rent to save toward ownership? While not the only solution, increasing the supply of housing, particularly affordable units, for renters would help… We found that by 2025, a 12-13 percent increase in the number of households will occur. Due to the demographics and housing preferences of the households. … more than 80 percent of new households are projected to live in multifamily units. Over 30,000 new housing units will be needed in multifamily properties.
HousingWorks RI envisions a state in which all communities embrace a variety of housing choices. … Developing housing close to transit or job hubs, or existing neighborhood or village centers makes good sense. In addition, affordability should play a key role in housing creation throughout our state.
Working to reduce regulatory barriers at both the local and state levels would help to reduce costs. In November Question 7, the $50 million Housing Opportunity Bond, will be presented to voters. … It is estimated that the bond will generate over 1,000 jobs and help to address our housing shortage by providing resources to preserve and build more affordable homes across the state.
Courtesy of Providence Business News.
Boston– October 30, 2017 – Santander US CEO Scott Powell today announced Santander's "Inclusive Communities" plan, Santander Bank's new $11 billion, agreement with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) to increase lending, community development, and charitable giving. The plan outlines Santander's commitment to communities across its eight-state northeastern U.S. footprint for 2017 through 2021, during which time Santander will increase its Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) activity by 50 percent and triple its investment in charitable grants.
Over the next five years, Santander will provide:
- $4.2 billion in residential mortgage loans for low- to moderate income families
- $1.9 billion in small business lending
- $3 billion in community development lending
"This plan is the foundation of Santander's approach to supporting the communities where we live and work," said Powell, CEO of Santander US, the Bank's U.S. holding company. "We recognize that Santander's success is directly linked to the prosperity of our communities' families, businesses and neighborhoods. By increasing lending, investments and financial education opportunities, we hope to boost the long-term economic success of low- and moderate-income individuals and neighborhoods."
Powell announced "Inclusive Communities" at a meeting this morning in downtown Boston where he was joined by officials from the City of Boston, other public officials, and National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) President and CEO John Taylor.
"This is a good day for people in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and my home state of Massachusetts," said John Taylor, NCRC President and CEO. I want to applaud Santander for committing 11 billion in investments for underserved neighborhoods over the next five years. Santander's leadership showed a special dedication to working with community leaders and better understanding the credit needs in the areas they serve. We are very pleased that this commitment, and especially the 10 new bank branches, will help individuals build wealth and neighborhoods build their economies."
"Inclusive Communities" was developed with significant input from and collaboration with more than 100 community-based organizations throughout the Bank's footprint. Supported and facilitated by the NCRC, an extensive ten-month long process helped identify emerging community needs and strategies aimed at addressing the challenges faced by underserved communities in Santander's key markets.
Read a in depth summary of Santander's "Inclusive Communities" agreement here
In addition to the Bank's financial commitments, Santander is establishing a national Community Advisory Board (CAB) comprising representatives of not-for-profit community development organizations and financial inclusion advocates, as well as community development policy organizations, and representatives of local or state economic development or housing agencies. Members of the CAB are:
The Bank is also establishing statewide/regional advisory boards in its footprint to ensure ongoing community input and will be enhancing its current Community Development and CRA teams with the addition of 17 new positions in the coming years.
Local leaders applaud the agreement:
"ANHD applauds Santander for creating this new CRA plan. They listened to over 100 community based organizations to create a plan that is reflective of community needs throughout the bank's footprint, including New York City. We also appreciate the creation of national and regional community advisory boards, which put the structure in place to implement, monitor, and adjust the plan to ensure it has the greatest impact. We look forward to working with the bank to put this plan into action," Benjamin Dulchin, Executive Director, Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development.
"New Jersey Citizen Action has had a longtime partnership with Santander Bank and its predecessor, Sovereign Bank. The bank's $11 billion commitment in mortgages, small business loans and community development lending will provide loans, access to capital and affordable housing for thousands of New Jerseyeans. I look forward to serving on the bank's National Community Advisory Board and working with Santander to ensuring that these dollars are reinvested in our communities," Phyllis Salowe-Kaye, Executive Director, New Jersey Citizen Action.
"The effort behind this plan will ensure that those who live and operate businesses in developing neighborhoods can benefit, including immigrants and communities of color," John Chin, Executive Director, Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation.
"As a leading Center for Independent Living for People with Disabilities in the greater Philadelphia Area, we applaud Santander's commitment to the community and our desire to increase affordable and accessible housing opportunities for the many Seniors and People with Disabilities who we serve throughout the region," Thomas H. Earle, Esquire, Chief Executive Officer, Liberty Resources, Inc.
"Santander has had a long and impactful presence in the Greater Reading community. We look forward to continue working with Santander Bank and its team members in implementing this comprehensive plan, particularly in downtown Reading, where they have a large workforce and occupy almost 1/4 million sf of office space, in addition to having its name on the Santander Arena & the Santander Performing Arts Center," Edward Swoyer, President, Greater Berks Development Fund.
"This is an exciting and groundbreaking agreement that will improve our communities and transform lives. It demonstrates that banks and the communities they serve can thrive together when they work together. We congratulate Santander, NCRC, and the dozens of community based groups who worked so hard to make this happen," Joseph Kriesberg, President & CEO, Mass. Association of Community Development Corporations.
"We believe this agreement with Santander Bank will go a long way in helping LMI communities in Waterbury CT. It provides a framework and capital for the hard-working people of the Northend section of town to rebuild a vibrant community," Pastor Rodney Wade, President, Concerned Black Clergy Council of Waterbury.
"The Community Reinvestment Act is an important tool that empowers people in many ways. For example, the act can be used to conduct community development. As far as I am concerned, it protects LMI communities from senseless crime and violence," Angela Mciver, Chief Executive Officer, Fair Husing Rights Center in Southeastern Pensylvania.
"This was a unique opportunity to work with fellow community organizations to determine priority needs and where we want Santander to direct their resources to help address those needs. It was also an opportunity for Santander to gain a better understanding of their community responsibility and measures needed to implement in the future. Represented organizations put a great deal of time and care into this process to ensure fairness and optimize outcomes for the communities we serve," Majeedah Rashid, Chief Operating Officer, Nicetown Community Development Corporation.
"MAHA looks forward to continuing our partnership with Santander in reaching low- and moderate-income first-time homebuyers as we both seek to close the large racial wealth gap in Massachusetts", Symone Crawford, board president, Massachusetts Affordable Housing Alliance.
"Obviously, Home Ownership is the foundation upon which strong, thriving communities are based. We welcome the proactive steps being taken by Santander and we look forward to many years of success. Together, we can be the change that our communities need - one house at a time, one block at a time, one neighborhood at a time..." Stephen T. Gieringer, Executive Director, Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Berks, Inc.
Partners in the Community Benefits Agreement:
Santander Bank, N.A. is one of the country's largest retail and commercial banks with more than $79 billion in assets. With its corporate offices in Boston, the Bank's 9,700 employees, more than 650 branches, 2,100 ATMs and 2.1 million customers are principally located in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. The Bank is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Madrid-based Banco Santander, S.A. (NYSE: SAN) - one of the most respected banking groups in the world with more than 125 million customers in the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. It is managed by Santander Holdings USA, Inc., Banco Santander's intermediate holding company in the U.S. For more information on Santander Bank, please visit www.santanderbank.com.
Santander Holdings USA, Inc. (SHUSA) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Madrid-based Banco Santander, S.A. (NYSE: SAN) (Santander), one of the most respected banking groups in the world with more than 125 million customers in the U.K., Europe, Latin America and the U.S. As the intermediate holding company for Santander's U.S. businesses, SHUSA includes six financial companies with more than 17,500 employees, 5.2 million customers and assets of over $135 billion. These include Santander Bank, N.A., one of the country's largest retail and commercial banks by deposits; Santander ConsumerUSA Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SC), an auto finance and consumer lending company; Banco Santander International of Miami; Banco Santander Puerto Rico;Santander Securities LLC of Boston; and Santander Investment Securities Inc. of New York.
October 26, 2017 08:16PM
By Catherine Hewitt, Sun staff writer
CHARLESTOWN — South County Habitat for Humanity announced Friday that Colin Penney has been named executive director, effective Oct. 30. He will take over for Lou Raymond, who will retire later this year after 15 years of service.
Most recently Penney, 34, served as program director for Habitat for Humanity of Mahoning Valley, in Struthers, Ohio, near Youngstown. He has more than 15 years of experience in nonprofits and affordable housing, and has worked with Habitat as a volunteer and staff member.
Penney got his start working on housing issues as a student at Ohio Wesleyan University, where he studied sociology and and anthropology. He worked with the homeless in Columbus, Ohio, and studied how city growth and new infrastructure had forced low-income people out of their homes.
Val Henry, president of the board of directors, said, "We are extremely excited to welcome Colin to South County Habitat and we look forward to his leadership as we work together continuing our mission of providing affordable housing in our community." Henry said the board conducted a nationwide search that attracted more than 150 applicants.
Penney, a native of Vermont, said he was excited to return to the Northeast. "I have been fortunate to build with so many Habitat affiliates across the country, and I couldn't be more thrilled to return to New England and serve a community so close to where I was raised," he said. "I have seen the impact that Habitat has on the lives of its homeowners, the hearts of its volunteers, and the spirit of the local community it serves. I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting involved as quickly as possible." For more information go to www.southcountyhabitat.org.
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March 11, 2008
Fast Processor, No Memory
I think all of us have certain things we just can't remember. My father-in-law, for instance, maintains that he can only keep track of six unrelated facts at any given moment. I think I'm a little better than that but not by much. What surprises me is the astounding amount of useless stuff I hang on to contrasted against the shortage of seemingly important information I just can't hold on to.
I can't remember how old I am. I mean, I can now that I'm thinking of it but stop me on the street and ask me how old I am and I'm likely to give you a blank stare. Not just because its an odd question for a perfect stranger to be stopping me on the street and asking. I'll struggle a little bit with the response. Then I'll do the math. Current year minus 1972 equals....
I have no clue how much money I make a year. I guess that's a good problem to have - I like what I do so the money is secondary. Still, isn't that something you're supposed to remember?
Trash day is my nemesis. Since we moved - in August - trash days have been Tuesdays and Fridays with a recycling pickup on Wednesdays. On Sunday night I threw on shoes and a jacket and headed towards the back door. "Where are you going?" Beth asked. I was about to tell her that I was going to take out the trash when I caught myself. Of course, that didn't stop me from waking up yesterday morning at 5:00 worried about getting the trash to the curb before they showed up that morning. That thought rambled around my head for the next hour or so, until I was dressed and heading to work, pulling the trashcan down the driveway only to notice that there were no other cans out. Then I realized.
I don't remember much about high school. I feel I should. I remember some of the choice nuggets. I remember the times hanging out with friends cruising the backroads of Virginia with some metal band blaring. I remember being the editor of my high school newspaper for three years. I remember getting continually kicked out of a creative writing class my senior year because I couldn't stop laughing. I took it with three friends and we all cracked each other up, particularly when one of them took one of the aging school desks to a shop class so he could arc weld it back together. That in an of itself wouldn't have been funny had it not collapsed with him sitting in it several days later. I remember senior year, during the modified schedule for finals; when my best friend and I had finished our finals, we bought wine coolers with her sister's expired license and got drunk while playing tennis. The thing is, I don't remember what it was like day-to-day. I went back to my high school to vote in the primaries last month and there were whole hallways and classrooms I don't remember. It was strange. I felt old. And big, since the hallways seemed smaller than I remembered.
I'm not sure how I landed on this topic. But I suspect that it was because of the trash. Which I took out last night. The appropriate night. What can't you remember that you feel like you should?Posted by Chris at March 11, 2008 7:12 AM
Like you, I have lots of useless tidbits floating around in my haid.
But remembering to call the dentist or the hair stylist? Nope.Posted by: Alison at March 11, 2008 7:27 AM
I frequently forget how old I am, which is scary considering I'm only 26. I also forget whether or not I've started the dish washer or if I've fed the dog.Posted by: Kate at March 11, 2008 7:47 AM
So true- especially about the age thing. Glad I'm not the only one. I forget "paid for" information that I worked so hard to learn in college. Hmmmm...or maybe I blocked it out? Maybe you just blocked out high school?Posted by: Jolie at March 11, 2008 7:51 AM
I dont remember as much as my school friends about school either, they find it really frustrating that i dont remember the people they are talking about.
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O..so...many things, sigh.
Definitely my age...1973 minus (insert year i can never remember). I have the same blank look when asked.
Where I put my dang car key...which usually happens to be in my pocket.
Where I parked my car...unless I specifically make a point to remember...airport parking can make me hyperventilate...until I figured out how to make a note in my cell phone. Mall parking on the other hand - I park in the same area nearly every time Dillards, covered, lower level. :-)
I am convinvced my memory of my own things is weak due to the fact that I am the sometimes kind and sometimes snotty *remembering service* of one additional adult and two boy children - but that is ok.Posted by: Steff at March 11, 2008 8:14 AM
I wish I remembered more from my high school years, but sadly I don't. I also seem to have lost a lot of the years married to my ex-husband. (probably for the best)
I think what I wish I could remember better, or more of, are all the little times spent with my second daughter, Katie. All those moments. With Amanda I know I can create new memories, but with Katie, I only have those ever elusive, finite memories.
"I have no clue how much money I make a year." This one is also on my list too.
Most weeks I cannot remember what day of the week it is. I blame this one on working 6-7 days a week most of the time.
In the morning, I usually can't remember what I had for dinner the prior evening.
I rarely remember my birthday. It might have something to do with my not having really celebrated it since I was 9.
Here are a few useless facts crowding my brain:
Chewing on gum while cutting onions can help a person from producing tears.
The banjo is the only true American instrument.
Jerry Lee Lewis is the only performer to give liver performances on American Bandstand instead of the standard lip syncing.
The "you are here" arrow on maps is called an ideo locator.Posted by: Maria at March 11, 2008 8:20 AM
I alway forget 3 very important things. My bank/credit card PIN numbers, my home phone number and... hmmm, can't remember the 3rd one.Posted by: Amber at March 11, 2008 8:23 AM
I'm much like you in the forgetful area. Trash day is my enemy. It's Wednesdays. Has been for the past two years I've lived in my house. I always remember this on Tuesday nights, but I can't take the trash out at night. Lots of critters around here (foxes and deers are a near daily sighting). But come Wednesday morning, I forget. Usually I hear the trash truck backing up down the road and go hauling butt outside to get the cans to the curb. Which, is great for everyone involved, because I've usually JUST gotten out of the shower.
I'm with you on the age thing. I can never remember. If I'm with my sister, I'll ask her "Wait, how old am I? How old are you? Take your age and add five years, or depending on the time of year, just four." I'm glad I'm not alone on that one, because people always seem dumbfounded that I can't remember my age.
I don't remember hardly anything from highschool, or really, my life at all before about 20. Even family vacations and stuff. If you say "Hey, remember when we went to Gatlinburg?" I won't. But if you start providing me with lots of detail, I will slowly start to recall it. That really bothers me though.Posted by: js at March 11, 2008 8:26 AM
Being pregnant pretty much everything is fair game at the moment.
However, trash night is also our evil nemesis. Since moving last year our trash pick up went from Friday to Wednesday. We miss more then we make which is fine since we recycle so much there is little trash for weeks on end but still... AND we just plain forget. Like two days after trash day one of us will comment on the fact that we forgot. Oh and we even went around to all the trash cans in the house, emptied them and had the can ready to go and we forget...Posted by: Christina at March 11, 2008 8:30 AM
You know, now that you say that I don't remember much about high school, either. There are large spaces of blankness where I feel there should be memories.
I also have a difficult remembering what years my kids were born. I mean, I know their ages. Ask me, I'll tell you. But to say the year of each of their births requires some serious thought on my part...Posted by: Alissa at March 11, 2008 8:34 AM
I have the worst short term memory but an uncanny knack for remembering where I parked the car and usually I just have to drive somewhere once to get back there (barring an extended absence from said location, that is). I blame the short term memory thing on stress because I notice it's much worse when I'm under pressure (and now that song is stuck in my head).
I don't really remember high school either, likely from the trauma but also, I think I was asleep for the first 24 or 25 years of my life. I don't feel like I came into consciousness until then.Posted by: Sparkle Pants at March 11, 2008 8:34 AM
I forget all kinds of stuff too. I have to do math to figure out how old my parents are, and though I don't do math for my own age, I usually have to give it two tries :P
I don't remember much about high school, and it wasn't that long ago. And I have freakishly few childhood memories...that always bothers me, because I'm relatively sure some stuff is blocked. I think what I do remember I only remember because I've been told about it, not because I actually remember. (if that makes ANY sense?)
But! I remember people's license plate numbers and phone numbers for years and years after they're even remotely relevant, and have the chord progressions in my head for every song we've played in church since 1999.
I moved halfway through my freshmen year of high school so sometimes I get memories from the first 15 years of my life confused with things that happened post move. Included are a lot of high school memories as well.
I can never remember TV channels that I watch frequently.
Unfortunately, I always remember how much (or little) money I make. Not because I don't like my job, but because I just don't make enough.Posted by: claire at March 11, 2008 8:39 AM
well...I feel now! LOL! I often have trouble remembering how old I am. Then I do the math and I still have to remember that my birthday is at the end of the year so I am not really as old as the math comes out until after my birthday that year. Confused??? Me too!!!
I dont know how much I make until tax time. LOL! Then I wonder where it all went because I dont remember that either! LOL!Posted by: linda at March 11, 2008 9:04 AM
Oddly enough 3 of your 4 are things I can't remember either. My age gets me all the time and I usually have to ask someone close to me. If I give an answer I almost always make myself older!Posted by: daisy at March 11, 2008 9:06 AM
Where my work badge is. You'd think they'd have a cool way of attaching it, but they all just suck.Posted by: Brad at March 11, 2008 9:11 AM
I don't remember how old I am either, unless I think about it. I'm all, "Okay, so last year I was ... how old, again?" And I don't know how much I make either, although the reason why is kind of the opposite of yours.Posted by: Fraulein N at March 11, 2008 9:21 AM
There are some things that you should DEFINITELY forget, and high school is a high priority on that list.
If it's any consolation, I can't remember how old I am, either. I consistently think I'm about 3 years younger than I really am. When the telemarketers call and ask me what age bracket I'm in, I mess up all their research by announcing that I am 29.
It'll be fun when I turn 40 and still pretend to be 29.Posted by: moo at March 11, 2008 9:41 AM
I can NOT for the life of me remember people's names. And I mean, people who I just spent the ENTIRE DAY with. So that, when next week swings around, and I see them again, I'm all, "Hey you there, how's it going?" It's pathetic.
And yeah - school. Can't remember much of that either.Posted by: Sarah R at March 11, 2008 9:50 AM
I can NOT for the life of me remember people's names. And I mean, people who I just spent the ENTIRE DAY with. So that, when next week swings around, and I see them again, I'm all, "Hey you there, how's it going?" It's pathetic.
And yeah - school. Can't remember much of that either.
When I was in 10th grade, I forgot that I was in 10th grade and filled out my school photo info that I was in 9th. Yup, you guessed it - my pic ended up in the 9th grade section of the yearbook. Needless to say, I was mortified.
I'm so glad to find others that have forgotten their previous lives! I have no recollection of high school - aside from a few snippets here and there. When I talk to my mother, she mentions all kinds of people who are doing this and that, and I don't know who they are! I told her last time that I was home to tell anyone that talked to me like they knew me that I'd been in a horrible accident and had amnesia. It's that bad. Funny, I don't remember college either. I've finally gotten to the point that I don't try. I think I was just so self-conscious and introverted that I was always only thinking of me and what other people thought of me (ha!) that I didn't pay attention to anyone or anything else.
Thank God the lights are back on in my head! I can at least remember the past year....Posted by: K8 at March 11, 2008 10:22 AM
I remember pretty much everything, which is part of the problem. I need a vacation from myself, but I'm always there.Posted by: You can call me, 'Sir' at March 11, 2008 10:24 AM
I, too, keep forgetting how old I am. I think I am just in the lost years....I am over 30 but now where near 40 yet. The difference between 31, 32, and 33 just don't really matter. My daughter asked me this week how old I would be at my next birthday, and I had to quickly do the math in my head. She thought it was oh-so-funny that I couldn't remember how old I was. this coming from the kid that loudly yells "FIVE AND A HALF" anytime someone asks her how old she is. She is so proud of that half.Posted by: Jen at March 11, 2008 10:47 AM
FUnny you should mention high school. I was in my old HS not that long ago because i needed a copy of my transcript. So i get there and they are all like 'go to the main office'. and i was like 'ok, where is it?' and the guard was like 'you went here right?'. i completely could not remember where it was. and when i found the office, nothing looked familiar. It was like being there for the first time. As i walked around a little i remembered more and stuff looked familiar, but not the office. And it was then that i realized that in my years spent in that school I never once stepped foot in the cafeteria. Damn, i guess I cut class way more than I thought. but i turned out ok anyway ;)Posted by: madmom at March 11, 2008 10:48 AM
My cell phone is the biggest one. I left it at the gym on Saturday and almost had a heart attack at the thought of buying yet another one. But we found it. It just had to involve a rather odd scene of me walking around, clutching my husband's cell phone, calling myself over and over again, while pressing my head aganist various lockers to pick up the distinct rat tat tat of cell phone ring.Posted by: Amy at March 11, 2008 10:57 AM
OMG...me too! Me too! Me too! Me too!
And apprently, my teenage son can't remember to bring the empty trashcan UP on Wednesdays, when he walks right past it sitting on the curb coming in from school.Posted by: kalisa at March 11, 2008 11:14 AM
OK, this is weird. But I have a lot of trouble remembering what people look like, and I mean people close to me like my husband. I can tell you he has green eyes and a goatee but when I'm not with him, I have a very hard time picturing his face in my mind. I know that's weird.
Also, I can't remember the words my husband said he asked me to marry him. Isn't that like the ONE thing a woman is supposed to remember for the rest of her life? In my defense, he doesn't remember either.Posted by: donna at March 11, 2008 11:33 AM
I don't know how old I am either. I also don't know my phone number or how to open my front door.Posted by: jessica at March 11, 2008 11:48 AM
Names, and the punchlines of jokes. I can remember everything else in the world--my ridiculously good memory is well known among my friends and family. But it takes me three or four times meeting someone before I can remember their name, and I have to write down jokes so I don't forget them halfway through. It's pathetic.Posted by: samantha at March 11, 2008 12:14 PM
I too forget things like my age, people's names, most everything from high school, and how much money I make. Why is that?Posted by: Fabs at March 11, 2008 1:15 PM
I don't remenber any of those things, either. I was telling people that I was 26 for three years straight. I wasn't lying, I just really thought that. But this is a universal thing for me. I can't remember how old my cat is. Or my parents. Or my sister and brother. I can't even remember when my siblings' birthdays are. Or how long my parents have been married. I. Remember. Nothing.Posted by: GreenCanary at March 11, 2008 1:44 PM
I can NEVER remember if I
A) Locked my car
B) Unplugged my iron
My mom SWEARS that I have OCD (um, probably because she has it, and so does her mother, and so did her mother) b/c I always check and then re-check if I have done these things and I always have. Thank you so much for this post, as I will now go out in the cold to hear my car beep, and then stress about the iron for the rest of the day.Posted by: Mymilabean at March 11, 2008 2:25 PM
sounds like the memories you do have of high school are a lot more awesome than the day to day!Posted by: Vaguely Urban at March 11, 2008 4:40 PM
Yeah, I have that remembering my age thing too. I also have to do the -72 equation. For the first few months of pregnancy I even confused myself into thinking that I was actually a year older than I am because I was thinking about the fact that I would be 36 by the time the babies come. That went on for 3 or 4 months. I couldn't even believe it myself when I realized it.Posted by: ocdcontrolfreak at March 11, 2008 6:02 PM
I'm the same way about high school. It seems so surreal to me, Like it was a dream. I don't remember much of it.Posted by: jodi at March 11, 2008 8:06 PM
I'm the same way with my age!! It's easy for me to remember, because I was born in 80 so the math is easy, but I always want to add a year to my age. LOL At least until October, when my age is what I've been telling people it is all year. LOLPosted by: Manda at March 11, 2008 9:58 PM
I can't remember how old I am. Ever. My mom keeps saying, "I can't believe you're going to be 25." I hope she says the same thing next year when I'm going to be 26 - otherwise, I'm afraid I'll be eternally 25.
I had no clue how much money I made per year until they asked me how much I made in my Big Promotion Meeting. (I was off by $2,500. I felt stupid.)
I can remember all three of my parents' birthdays but couldn't tell you when my grandparents were born, even if you offered to pay me money.
They moved my trash day, and I'm the only one in the neighborhood that seems to remember it, which is kinda neat, I suppose, as it makes me feel like I'm remembering SOMETHING.
I can remember useless things from my childhood (the carpet in my grandparents' house in Vernon, my grandmother telling me not to move when she sandwiched me between the sheets, watching the neighbors play outside in the rain while my mom made me stay in) but I cannot seem to remember important things (who was on the line when I answered the phone at work four whole seconds before I transferred it to my boss who wants to know who is calling - gah!). I also never remember when our office holidays are, what I gave people for Christmas last year or what kind of toilet paper I like. I buy new toilet paper at the store every time because the blue package always looks right, even though I know deep down it's the green kind that I want. I always leave with the blue. Why? I have no idea. It's on the grocery list this week. The footnote says (BUY GREEN!)
Oh, and I never remember to water the yard. And if I do somehow remember, I forget to turn the water off. As a joke (and to save me money on my water bill) my dad gave me a timer. I turn the water on - it turns itself off. Priceless.Posted by: Emily at March 11, 2008 10:13 PM
I get freaked out when I can remember things from years ago but then forget things like what I did last weekend, why I walked from the kitchen to the garage, what I was going to say and what the heck my point was! What *was* my point anyway?? Oh yeah...my memory...not what it used to be!Posted by: Judy at March 11, 2008 11:06 PM
What is is with men and trash day - Scott is surprised on a weekly basis that trash day has come yet again.
I'm always a year or two behind on my age - I usually have to sit and think, "no 35 was last year".Posted by: Mandy Lou at March 11, 2008 11:17 PM
I am so relieved that all of the above posters cannot remember their ages! I thought I was defective or something since I can never remember my age.
And the high school thing, too! I was just talking to some teenagers who are all very serious about all the drama they are going through at HS, acting like it's going to be the end of the world if they don't have the pink flip flops to go with the pink tee! I told them that "high school is just barely a minute of your life and you have no idea of how much life is awaiting you, blah, blah, blah..." They just stared at me blankly and continued the quest for the pink flip flops.
I do not remember 90% of the names of people who were my "best friends", or very close friends at least, in high school. I try hard to remember them and it actually hurts my brain, so I just stop worrying about it.
Save them there brain cells for looking for my car in the parking lot and important shit like that!Posted by: Julie at March 12, 2008 1:16 AM
I often forget how old I am. I recently told somebody that I was older than I am by accident. Then later, when I corrected myself, they thought I was full of shit.Posted by: Sphincter at March 12, 2008 11:16 PM


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