Northeast storm darkens 500,000 homes, businesses (AP via Yahoo! News)
Strong winds and heavy rain pounded parts of the Northeast, knocking out power to more than a half-million homes and businesses, delaying and diverting flights, and stranding about 500 passengers on a train for more than five hours.
Rochester ends building of subsidized new homes (The Buffalo News)
In Rochester, like Buffalo, rising construction costs have brought the price of subsidized housing beyond what the homes can sell for.
Clinton rebukes Israel over settler homes (AFP via Yahoo! News)
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has rebuked Israel for plans to build new settler homes, saying it sent a "deeply negative signal" about Israel's ties to its top ally.
Fire destroys homes in Monmouth County (Courier-Post)
Several homes were destroyed and other buildings seriously damaged by a wind-swept fire that tore through a Monmouth County community Saturday.
Fewer homes to be insulated to pay for bungle: Swan (Sydney Morning Herald)
Fewer homes will now be insulated Australia-wide because the government has to pay to fix the bungled home insulation program, Treasurer Wayne Swan says.
Habitat has homes, lacks qualified applications (Portsmouth Herald)
Two homes under construction by the local chapter of Habitat for Humanity remain without prospective owners despite several extensions to the application deadline.
Storm darkens US homes (Straits Times)
ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey) - STRONG winds and heavy rain pounded parts of the US Northeast, knocking out power to more than a half-million homes and businesses, delaying and diverting flights, and stranding about 500 passengers on a train for more than five hours. New Jersey Transit spokesman Penny Bassett Hackett said a northbound train became stuck on the tracks more than halfway through its ...
Bungle means fewer homes to be insulated (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan says fewer homes will receive subsidised ceiling insulation because the Government has to use the funding to fix problems with the scheme.
Waycross' Victorian homes the stars of March 20 tour (The Florida Times-Union)
WAYCROSS - Residents of a historic Waycross neighborhood have spent a decade reviving a dozen of its nearly forgotten Victorian homes.
Fewer homes to be insulated (Herald Sun)
Fewer homes will now be insulated because the government has to pay to fix the bungled home insulation program, says Wayne Swan.
