Detroit residents engage the community with signs of hope
Clip: 10/21/2013 | 8m 16s
Detroit residents work to engage the community with signs of hope, resurgence
Detroit residents are hoping to breath new life into their communities, despite the city's filing for bankruptcy earlier this year. Neighborhoods are working to attract developers to rehab blighted buildings, create new jobs and assist would-be buyers and renters. Jeffrey Brown reports on the optimism driving their efforts.
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Detroit residents engage the community with signs of hope
Clip: 10/21/2013 | 8m 16s
Detroit residents are hoping to breath new life into their communities, despite the city's filing for bankruptcy earlier this year. Neighborhoods are working to attract developers to rehab blighted buildings, create new jobs and assist would-be buyers and renters. Jeffrey Brown reports on the optimism driving their efforts.
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