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Does the return of a neighborhood mean the poor have to leave?
Click for larger image • City Councilman Farad Ali, whose mother-in-law owns three homes in Cleveland-Holloway, arrived at 407 Ottawa Ave. to help save the home. Stephanie Burgos, right, is an inspector with Durham's Neighborhood Improvement Services.Image credit: Photo by Jeremy M. Lange
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