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The City of Lewiston has received federal funds to help with home repair. Based upon your income level, you could qualify to get a loan for up to $20,000. Loans range from being possibly forgiven to zero or three percent interest. To see if you qualify, visit the city of Lewiston Community Development Office or visit cityoflewiston.org
By Sandra Kinney December 19, 2024
By Sandra Kinney - Dailyfly News Director December 17, 2024
By Sandra Kinney December 19, 2024
