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Government allows younger Sandy refugees to find homes in 55-and-over communities
Danny Drake
age rerstricted sandy
With the Department of Community Affairs press release in hand, Jane Lavan, Nan Lucchian and Sophie Bradley, in the Clubhouse at The Village at Linwood, talk during a game of cards. They all agreed Tuesday that they would be happy to accept Sandy evacuees, temporarily. The state Department of Community Affairs is encouraging age-restricted communities to accept evacuees.
Danny Drake
age rerstricted sandy
The Village at Linwood board member, Johnny Bruno. The state Department of Community Affairs is encouraging age-restricted communities to accept Hurricane Sandy evacuees. Tuesday, November,27, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
age rerstricted sandy
Jane Lavan, Nan Lucchian and Sophie Bradley, in the Clubhouse at The Village at Linwood, talk during a game of cards. They all agreed that they would be happy to accept evacuees, temporarily. The state Department of Community Affairs is encouraging age-restricted communities to accept Hurricane Sandy evacuees. Tuesday, November,27, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
age rerstricted sandy
Sophie Bradley, in the Clubhouse at The Village at Linwood, talks during a game of cards. The state Department of Community Affairs is encouraging age-restricted communities to accept Hurricane Sandy evacuees. Tuesday, November,27, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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