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Start Right’s CDC has since 2006 had a food pantry, grass cutting for vacant lots and the Good Neighbor program, which since 2012 has been rehabbing vacant and blighted homes to get them back on the market, beautify the neighborhood and add to the city’s tax base.
Start Right’s CDC has since 2006 had a food pantry, grass cutting for vacant lots and the Good Neighbor program, which since 2012 has been rehabbing vacant and blighted homes to get them back on the market, beautify the neighborhood and add to the city’s tax base.
It’s [[Good Neighbor project]] has been rehabbing homes and helping low and moderate income people occupy them.




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Start Right’s CDC has since 2006 had a food pantry, grass cutting for vacant lots and the Good Neighbor program, which since 2012 has been rehabbing vacant and blighted homes to get them back on the market, beautify the neighborhood and add to the city’s tax base.

It’s Good Neighbor project has been rehabbing homes and helping low and moderate income people occupy them.


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