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Empowering students to explore careers before graduation
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CASA program supports children in need during this holiday season
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Debate on Palisades Nuclear Power Plant possible re-start continues
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Notre Dame Women’s Basketball team set to face USC trojans
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Fourth generation of Ruszkowski family joins SBPD
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Required police merit board faces challenges in South Bend
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Take a look at the new and improved LaSalle Park
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Michigan Works! highlight local employer apprenticeship programs
DETROIT, Mich. – A pilot program turned 80 Detroit renters into homeowners.
Often times, Renters are booted out of their houses when the landlord puts the property up for auction.
But now the Detroit has partnered up with United Community Housing Coalition, allowing 80 tenants to buy their homes for a portion of the taxes before the property is put up for auction.
Officials say the city will buy the houses for about $5,000.
So then the tenants can own the home within a year by paying $500 a month.
The tenants were chosen based on factors like motivation and financial ability to maintain the home and pay the property taxes in the future.
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