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Greener Homes Program to Help Families

WPRI-TV Providence, RI (12/6, Tomison) reports on its website that "the city of Providence is going to help its residents make their homes greener, more energy-efficient, and even healthier." The Green & Healthy Homes Initiative Providence Neighborhood Innovation Pilot was announced on Monday and "will provide free weatherization, upgrades and health and safety assessments for 125 homes in and around Olneyville and the Valley St. neighborhood.”

 
 
 


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