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Phila gets $44 million to fight blight buildings
Philadelphia won $44 million in federal stimulus money to rebuild neighborhoods by refurbishing foreclosed housing, knocking down blighted buildings, and creating appealing rental developments.
Sounds like a good amount of money, and a project to knock down over 50 vacant structures.
Phila. gets $44 million U.S. grant to fight blight | Philadelphia Inquirer | 01/15/2010
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That's great. There are a lot of blighted buildings there. Good news all around.
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