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Fair Housing Speech
Good Morning Kate,

I am looking for some information today. Do your know of a Resident Action Committee or other group of tenants that meet regularly, I am looking for the contact person.
We would like to find a way to communicate with them regarding the fair housing project that we are working on. We have a survey that we would like to share with that group and we have a power point as well. This is our effort to get some local knowledge regarding fair housing.

Thank you Kate.

Lisa Manos
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