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* No to forcing people out of their homes. Yes to investment.

* A dry warm home for all.

* A safe, secure community.

* Facilities for children and families must be kept and improved.

* Our homes and our surroundings should be a pleasant place to be.

* Our rents must be affordable, for all of us.

* This is our community. We demand respect!

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October 5, 2009 at 10:34 pm

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