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I wanted to drop a note of appreciation to the team at Windham-Windsor Housing Trust, the residents at Putney Landing, and the Putney Foodshelf.
On Aug. 3, Barbara Carey (Support and Services at Home wellness nurse) and I were at Putney Landing for the Putney Foodshelf's food drop. It was beautiful. In every way.
The little community gardens were busting at the seams, almost every entrance way was decorated in inviting and colorful ways (lights, chairs, decorations), and the buildings fit the site so nicely.
But the best part was just being in the community functioning as a really wonderful place.
On behalf of the Windham and Windsor Housing Trust, we'd like to address some important issues raised by Great River Terrace residents JoAnne Rodriguez Heckman and Benjamin Heckman. In the past three years, WWHT has created two good-sized permanent supportive housing communities, Great River Terrace on Putney Road and...
