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Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting:
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Mediachannel:
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The Urban Artist Alliance is working to create affordable housing and studio spaces for artists throughout Boston. For more information,
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"A New Paradigm for Housing in Greater Boston" is posted on the Web site of Northeastern University's Center for Regional and Urban Policy: www.curp.neu.edu
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