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Annapolis police issue warrant for suspect in double shooting
Annapolis police are looking for Clarence Eugene Johnson III, after obtaining a warrant charging him with first-degree murder of a Brooklyn man and the shooting of a woman Wednesday night in Robinwood public housing community in the city. Joseph Louis...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Annapolis, Shootings, Politics, Injuries and Wounds
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Toughest needs to fill
South Bend TribuneAs an operator for the toll-free social services line 211, John Sovinski asked the standard question — What’s your ZIP code? — and the man on the phone replied, “I’m in Mishawaka under a bridge.” Sovinski could hear...Tags: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Rentals, Environmental Issues, Rental Service, Prisons
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Remarkable Woman: Sunny Fischer
When Sunny Fischer was 4, her family moved into a new apartment with a shiny stove and easy access to green space and playgrounds. "The schools were great — I had terrific teachers," Fischer says. "There was a library within the development that I...
Tags: Lincoln Park Zoo, Ethics, Italy, Jane Addams, Michigan Avenue
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Ex-L.A. housing official sentenced to 51 months in fraud scheme
L.A. NOWA former construction official with the Los Angeles housing authority has been sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for conspiring with his two brothers to steal more than $500,000 from the city agency.... -
Small town succeeds where Chicago fails
— Moving from Chicago's South Side to a public housing development in this city of 32,000 was a major culture shock for Keona Lee. For one thing, she never expected to find a truancy officer at her door, asking why her second-grade daughter had...
Tags: Cultural Development, Trials, Methamphetamine (drug), Punishment, Ronald Reagan
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Judge approves settlement in landmark housing discrimination case
A U.S. District Court judge has approved a settlement in a Baltimore fair housing case dating back to 1995. The case arose when the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland on behalf of public housing residents sued HUD, saying that it demolished old...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, American Civil Liberties Union, Judges, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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NYCHA Tenants To Get Break On Rent, Courtesy Hurricane Sandy
pix11.comThe folks who live in city public housing are going to get a break on the rent because of the damage wrought by Hurricane Sandy. According to a report on 1010 WINS, the New York City Housing Authority says tenants will get information on rent adjustments...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Michael Bloomberg, Natural Disasters, New York City, Rental Service
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Ground broken for Target store on old Cabrini-Green land
Times have changed at the old sight of a sprawling Chicago public housing complex. A Target store is about to go up where Cabrini-Green once stood. City officials broke ground on the new store at Division and Larrabee on the near North Side Thursday....
Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Target, Chicago Housing Authority, Politics, Interior Policy
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Third brother sentenced in public housing fraud case
A former Los Angeles public housing official was sentenced Monday to 51 months in federal prison for his role in defrauding the city of more than $500,000 with the help of two brothers. Victor Taracena, 41, was also ordered to pay the Housing Authority...Tags: Punishment, Bribery, Prisons, Google+, Corporate Crime
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Dantrell Davis shouldn't be forgotten
Dantrell Davis. "Does anybody know that name?" It was Thursday afternoon, and I was standing in Mathias "Spider" Schergen's classroom at Jenner Academy of the Arts when — only because I'd asked him — he put the question to a group of second-...
Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Teaching and Learning, Students, Social Issues, Politics
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Hagerstown Housing Authority awarded two grants
dan.dearth@herald-mail.comThe Hagerstown Housing Authority has been awarded two grants totaling $150,784 to help reduce the number of people who receive public housing assistance. Dianne Rudisill, resident services director for the Hagerstown Housing Authority, said the grants...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Vehicles, Section 8 (housing), Chicago Housing Authority, Social Issues
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Author: Subject of 'There Are No Children Here' hopes to use prison time to write, reflect
Tribune reporterOne of the subjects of a classic book on a West Side Chicago Housing Authority complex regrets that he sold heroin and plans to use his time in prison to reflect on his life—and take college courses, the book’s author said today. Pharoah...Tags: Judges, Heroin, Trials, Prisons, Punishment
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