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Fargo to use $4.8 million for housing

02-27-2009, 12:00 PM

Fargo, North Dakota (AP) 2-09

North Dakota’s largest city is planning to use nearly $5 million in federal money to buy foreclosed, vacant and abandoned properties.

The city of Fargo will rehabilitate them or replace them with new housing.

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