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City of Baker working to revitalize Historic Leland community

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City officials in Baker are starting a process to revitalize the town by restoring ten homes a year in the historic community of Leland. It's part of a federally funded program administered by the Louisiana Housing Commission and UREC. To qualify, you must be considered low income, a single parent, elderly, or disabled. The City of Baker will host another in person application day on Saturday.

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City of Baker working to revitalize Historic Leland community

BAKER - City officials in Baker are starting a process to revitalize the town by restoring ten homes a year in the historic community of Leland.

2 years ago·Baton Rouge, United States

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WBRZ broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States 2 years ago on Tuesday, May 2, 2023.

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