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Turning vacant eyesores into productive properties
Posted on October 17, 2012 at 7:52 PM
Updated Wednesday, Oct 17 at 7:59 PM
The former convenience store on Pennsylvania Avenue near Interstate 45 has stood vacant since 1994. But to Terry Flowers, headmaster of St. Philip's School and Community Center next door, the nuisance now shows promise.
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