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Date Published or Accessed: 2012-04-09 April 9, 2012
The city of Chicago has gotten $169 million from the federal government to revive neighborhoods hard hit by the foreclosure crisis. But turning blocks around has been more challenging than expected, forcing the city to overhaul its strategy.
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Chicago community organizer has roots and clout dating to 1960s but current issues hang over his multimillion-dollar empire