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Subsidies and squalor

Landlords receive millions in housing subsidies while their properties remain in woeful condition.

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Unit 5 Investigative Team looks into The Woodlawn Organization in partnership with the Reporter

By The Chicago Reporter | January 1, 2012
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Subsidized money pit

By Angela Caputo | January 1, 2012
Housing

Fosa de dinero subsidiada

By Angela Caputo | January 1, 2012
Housing

Following Finney

By Angela Caputo | January 1, 2012
Housing

Preserving affordability

By Emily Gowing | January 1, 2012

Time to deal with dilapidation

By Kimbriell Kelly | January 1, 2012
Employment and Labor

Grounded by tips

By María Inés Zamudio | January 1, 2012
Housing

The Cabrini kids

By Megan Cottrell | January 1, 2012

Making the save

By Sachiko Yoshitsugu | January 1, 2012

Black youth take biggest hit for pot

By Louis McGill | January 1, 2012
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