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Are you among the hordes of people who have worked to improve their homes during this last year’s quarantine? Beginning last spring, people responded to the pandemic and resulting quarantine with a back-to-the-basics mentality. In fact, in addition to toilet paper, items including canning lids, vegetable seeds and yeast were difficult to buy. In addition to gardening, cooking and baking, with nowhere else to go but home, by the millions, people looked for things they could do

Every so often, we like to pause and just re-introduce who we are and what we do. In 1981 Aberdeen Neighborhood Housing Service became officially affiliated with Neighborhood Reinvestment, a 1978 congressionally chartered organization with a mission to address “Red lining” (lenders not loaning on houses in certain areas) and to help develop the “neighborhood housing service model” in towns and cities nationwide. The mission was and is to provide the training and support neces

“Unprecedented,” “crazy,” “difficult,” “challenging.” However we describe “these times” of facing a pandemic and resulting quarantine and economic impacts, it is clear we are living in, well, uncertain times. We want to remind you that we here at NeighborWorks of Grays Harbor are available to work with you whether you are a renter, landlord or homeowner. We are a nonprofit organization committed to creating safe and affordable housing opportunities for everyone in Grays Harbo

Did you receive a stimulus payment in January? Or, did you do what so many Americans did, and throw it away as junk mail? In January, millions of second-round stimulus payments were issued by the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service. However, instead of automatically depositing them into bank accounts, as happened with most of the first round of payments, this time for many people the money came in the form of a debit card. Many people assumed that the Economic Im