Nonprofits seek priority for housing

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Howard?s nonprofit employees want to work and live in the county and are asking the County Council to extend to them preferences for affordable housing.

“Employees of the Columbia Housing Corp. or other [nonprofits] like it are working for affordable housing, but would be excluded from housing opportunities,” said Carol MacPhee, who spoke to the County Council on behalf of the Columbia Housing Corp., a nonprofit that focuses on low- and moderate-income housing.

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