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HUD Announces Smoke-Free Public Housing Final Rule

The secretary of HUD, Julian Castro recently announced that all public housing developments in the U.S. will now be required to be smoke-free environments for their residents. In 2011 our Authority adopted a smoke-free rule for all of our buildings…

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Housing Authorities Awarded Grants

The Department of Housing and Urban Redevelopment recently announced that the Tioga and Bradford County Housing Authorities were awarded a combined $440,306.00 in Resident Opportunity and Self Sufficiency (ROSS) Grants for 2017-2020. “We are extremely thankful to be awarded these…

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Canton Townhouses Christmas Party

Children and families residing in the Canton Townhouses attended an evening of Christmas fun on Wednesday, December 13th at the Bradford County Housing Authority’s Christmas Party. “This was a great night of celebrating,” said Executive Director Kelley Cevette. “This party…

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A Fresh New Look for Power Pack!

The Tioga/Bradford Housing Authority has been awarded a Foster Summer Youth Program Grant from the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. This grant will allow the Service Coordinator program to continue to provide the Power Pack Backpack program throughout the summer months.
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Open House at McCallum Manor

Accepting ApplicationsMcCallum Manor in CantonFriday, April 1, 2016Open House: 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.Bingo 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Come in for a little fun.  Stop for a free hot dog and drink. Take a tour of our community and even play a game…

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Resident Highlighted in Morning Times Article

Margaret Babcock, a resident of Keystone Manor in Sayre, was recently highlighted in the Morning Times for her work with the Area Agency on Aging's Foster Grandparent Program. Click the link for the full article.
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Housing Authority Spotlights Korean War Veteran

Donald Shaffer was born on June 11, 1932, and grew up on a farm in New Albany, Pennsylvania. He was raised with a passion for the outdoors, where he learned to enjoy hunting and fishing with his friends and family. At the age of twenty-one, Donald enlisted in the United States Army. Donald served in the U.S. Army from April 1954 until March 1956, and continued to serve his country in the Army Reserves until 1959. After enlisting at the age of twenty one, he went to basic training in Fort Knox Kentucky for six months before he was stationed in Frankfort, Germany; serving in the Tank Battalion during the Korean Conflict.
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