Hartford Renaissance District: Funds Frozen, Home Repairs on Hold
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The Hartford Renaissance District, a new nonprofit aiming to revitalize Connecticuts poorest areas, received over four hundred thousand dollars in startup money. However, despite promises of home repairs for low-income owners, no renovations have started due to delays and mismanagement. The group spent funds on a real estate developer and a disc jockey, and officials clawed back the remaining money, putting the full two point three million dollars at risk. The founder, Howard Hill, is under federal probe, and state auditors are reviewing finances, leaving home repair hopes on hold.
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