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Reflections from Shannon Longino, East Lake Meadows

By Purpose Built Communities
Posted on October 13, 2014
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Shannon Longino, a former resident and community leader from the East Lake Meadows public housing development, discusses how the revitalization of East Lake impacted her life and the changes she observed.

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