CALISTOGA TRIBUNE
By Michelle Wing
02/05/10

The new president of Calistoga Affordable Housing (CAH) is a man who likes working behind the scenes – but that doesn’t mean he’s afraid of shaking things up. Larry Kromann, stepping into the spot vacated by a retiring Bob Fiddaman, says without hesitation, “I am an ‘out of the box’ thinker. And I’ve been called an ‘extreme change agent.’”

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Not for low-income only; deadline for home repair applications Feb. 15
WEEKLY CALISTOGAN, Thursday,February 04, 2010
John Waters Jr., Editor

Tapping into an affordable housing fund started by the City of Calistoga in 1982, the Calistoga City CouncilTuesday night approved a $10,000 grant that helps jump start a program started by Calistoga Affordable Housing to help local homeowners make repairs and improvements to their homes.
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CALISTOGA TRIBUNE, Friday, January 22, 2010
By Kim Beltran
Editor

Calistoga Affordable Housing, the local non-profit that has helped build 50 housing units since 2001, is launching a new program to help different segments of the city’s population spruce up their properties.

The focus of “Rebuilding Calistoga” in this, its inaugural year, will be disabled and elderly homeowners who, for whatever reasons, haven’t been able to repair or maintain their homes, said CAH Board of Directors president Larry Kromann

 

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By The WEEKLY CALISTOGAN, Thursday, January 21, 2010

Elderly and disabled homeowners in Calistoga may now apply for a program in which their homes will be repaired or refurbished free of charge.

Applications for Calistoga Affordable Housing’s “Rebuilding Calistoga” program are available at Calistoga City Hall, the Calistoga Chamber of Commerce, the nonprofit’s Lincoln Avenue office and on its Web site.

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CALISTOGA TRIBUNE, December 31, 2009

Bob Fiddaman is retiring from Calistoga Affordable Housing (CAH) all and agree that his shoes will be hard to fill.

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