News
01.08.2019
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Patrick T. Smith
Associate Professor of Philosophical Theology and Ethics at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Dr. Patrick T. Smith, delivered the closing reflections on […]
01.08.2019
Community Partner Award: Neighbors of 5 Granite Street, Rockport
Granite Street Crossing is slated to be a beautiful and well situated mixed-use project, fusing elder housing and family housing. The […]
01.08.2019
Resident Partner Award: Tony Monaco
Tony feels like he is a very lucky man. A resident of Hamilton’s Firehouse Place, Tony is an HCP resident […]
01.08.2019
Service Partner Award: Element Care
In our communities, no group deserves more respect than our seniors – a sentiment that both HCP and Element Care […]
01.08.2019
Celebration 2017: Unlocking Doors, Opening Communities
On November 9th, Harborlight Community Partners gathered to honor those who make our work possible, reflect on the past year, […]
10.13.2018
Hamilton Residents Reject Affordable Housing Proposal
By Kelsey Bode Staff Writer HAMILTON — Residents Saturday voted down a proposal to pay $600,000 to encourage a local […]
06.06.2018
Six Beverly CPA projects approved for 2018
Historic Beverly will receive $146,300 CPA funding for the purpose of performing Phase 2 of historic landscape restoration at Hale […]
05.11.2018
Apartment plans for Longmeadow, Willow collapse in Hamilton
A concept of apartments of Longmeadow Way from 2016 Not with a bang but a whimper. Harborlight Community Partner’s (HCP) […]
05.09.2018
Beverly nonprofits awarded funds through state campaign
Two Beverly nonprofit organizations serving families and students were each awarded $10,000 to support its programs as part of a […]
05.03.2018
Landmark, Harborlight receive grants from PowerOptions
BEVERLY — Harborlight Community Partners and Landmark School are among 20 area nonprofits receiving $10,000 grants from PowerOptions. Celebrating its […]
04.27.2018
People’s United foundation awards grants to area non-profits
People’s United Community Foundation and People’s United Community Foundation of Eastern Massachusetts, the philanthropic arms of People’s United Bank, today […]
04.19.2018
Harborlight could divest from Longmeadow in Hamilton, but doubles down in Wenham
An apartment complex at Longmeadow Way is looking more and more like a long shot. Harborlight Community Partners (HCP), the […]
04.13.2018
Should mobile homes be counted as part of a community’s affordable housing stock?
Original article from The Boston Globe North YES Thomas P. Walsh State representative, Peabody Democrat Thomas P. Walsh Whether to […]
04.05.2018
Column: Differing views on tax credits
Original article from The Salem News Not everyone was as happy as Harborlight Community Partners with the $6 million in […]
04.04.2018
56th Salem News Student-Athlete Award to be handed out Thursday night
Original article from The Salem Eventing News What's older than every James Bond movie ever made, as prestigious as any […]
03.28.2018
Sewer next issue for Fuller project Partners hope to break ground in fall
Courtesy photo/An artist's rendering of the proposed Fuller School site development. An agreement calling for building 30 units of affordable […]
03.18.2018
Letter: Fuller deal should bring 83 affordable units
To the editor: The YMCA is planning to build 53 low-income units at its Middle Street site with Harborlight Community […]
03.16.2018
$10K raised for Meals on Wheels After 43 years, breakfast moved to March
More than 300 people turned out Friday morning for a SeniorCare Inc. fundraiser — a spring celebration for the organization’s […]
03.13.2018
Our view: In Hamilton, a teenager helps lead the way
The town of Hamilton has earned a reputation on the North Shore as one of the area’s least supportive communities […]
03.11.2018
Young advocate pushes affordable housing in Hamilton
HAMILTON — As conversations around affordable housing in town continue, a group of advocates has begun attending meetings on the […]
03.09.2018
Should mobile homes be counted as part of a community’s affordable housing stock?
YES Kevin Kuros State representative, Uxbridge Republican Kevin Kuros Yes, these units should be counted as affordable housing, but first […]
03.05.2018
Fuller partnership, city talk affordable housing Both sides attempt to connect Fuller, Middle Street projects together
This an artist’s rendering of Cape Ann YMCA’s proposed Housing at Middle Street project. The existing Patillo Building could be […]
02.01.2018
Housing supply and demand
A housing crunch pressing in on eastern Massachusetts doesn’t get solved with a few strokes — even bold ones like […]
01.28.2018
Shelter Fest raises funds, awareness
BEVERLY – An all-day music festival Saturday in downtown Beverly raised money and awareness for the Harborlight Community Partners, North […]