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Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

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Event: Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

Subject Description: Secretary Mel Martinez visiting The House D.C., a church-supported center for teen after-school activities ("The House Keeps Kids Off the Streets") located in a refurbished building once used as a crack house in the Anacostia area of Washington, D.C.

Creator: HUD Staff

207-DP-8150D - Secretary Mel Martinez in Anacostia Neighborhood, Washington, D.C.

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30/04/2001
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