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Galveston housing struggling 10 years after Hurricane Ike
Updated 10:31 am CDT, Monday, October 22, 2018 GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — Public housing advocates say Galveston hasn’t done enough in the decade since Hurricane Ike to rebuild public housing. The Houston Chronicle reports that fewer than half of the island city’s 569 public housing units have been rebuilt since the 2008 hurricane. State and federal rules require the city rebuild every unit. Public outcry, political inaction and a lack of financial capital are blamed for…
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