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Co-authored with Spanish translation by Will Giron
Co-authored with Spanish translation by Will Giron
Co-authored with Spanish translation by Will Giron.
The six-alarm fire on Dekalb Ave on the evening of March 29 tore through 30 households, displacing at least 66 adults and 20 children. Some have moved into temporary housing, some of them still need a place to go in the interim.
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