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-   Katrina Evacuees in New Homes in Bayou LaBatre, Alabama
-   Community home repair projects in Arizona
-   Health and Financial Literacy Initiative (CT)
-   CDBG Appreciation Week
-   Filling in the GAPS (LA)
-   Getting SEER-ious (VA)
-   New Day at Sunrise (VA)
-   "Low-Income Families make Irvine Their Home"
-   Revitalizing a Neighborhood
-   Spring Break – Habitat Style
-   Faith to the Rescue
-   Pharmacists Help Katrina Victims
-   Habitat Builds Accessible House in Monroe
-   Country Singer Builds Habitat House in Louisiana
-   “Super Saturday” in Little Rock
-   Senior Facility Has Hometown Feel
-   Hurricane Brings Rivals Together
-   PCS Brings Home the Money
-   Denton Sub-division will Offer Low-rent Units
-   Save-A-Lot Opens Its Doors
-   City of Portland honored for Rosemont redevelopment
-   HBCU Program empowers Arkansas neighborhoods
-   Conserving energy in Arkansas
-   Saving a landmark in Monroe, LA
-   Breion’s story (LA)
-   Good neighbors in Shreveport
-   Fruits of the fruitful (LA)
-   Miracle at Valencia Park
-   Taking care of business in Shreveport
-   Children’s hospital planned for Albuquerque
-   Students tackle Tulsa neighborhood makeover
-   Emmet Starr Gardens Estates opens in Catoosa, OK
-   Helping families, preserving homes in Oklahoma City
-   Worth the wait in Houston
-   HUD helps Medical Center expand (LA)
-   Succeeding in Style in Lubbock
-   Teens are “World Changers” (TX)
-   Former nursing home hosts students in Mustang
-   Corporation buys houses in Oklahoma City
-   Something to sing about in Tulsa
-   Will’s house signs of renewal in Little Rock
-   Community partners build hope in Fort Worth
-   New home for Austin’s homeless
-   Web story land’s volunteer in Fort Worth
-   Man’s best friend in northern Louisiana
-   Miracle’s on cotton street in Shreveport
-   Reaching new heights in Monroe
-   Calling 2-1-1 in northwest Louisiana
-   When opportunity knocks in Shreveport
-   Sister Margaret’s legacy in Shreveport
-   Building on blessings in Webster
-   Seeing green in Shreveport
-   Painting a brighter future in Gretna
-   Marching for meals in Shreveport
-   Carver Park Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area, Yuma, Arizona
-   Big idea helps small town (Texas)
-   Cessna 21st Street Learning and Work Campus, Wichita, Kansas
-   Celeron Plaza Development, Wheeling, West Virginia
-   Ames Lake Redevelopment Project, St. Paul, Minnesota
-   Water Street Housing Redevelopment Project, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
-   Business Incubator, Santa Fe, New Mexico
-   Rosemont, Portland, Oregon
-   The Poplar Nehemiah Homeownership Development, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-   Las Milpas, Pharr, Texas
-   Business Technology Center, Los Angeles County, California
-   Royal Terrace Neighborhood Comprehensive Infrastructure Improvement Project, Jacksonville/Duval, Florida
-   The CDBG Program, Bayamón, Puerto Rico
-   Colonias along the US - Mexico Border, State of Texas Office of Rural Community Affairs
-   Self Help Virginia Program, State of Virginia
 
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