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No not really, where were you trying to help the negihborhood when Burton a High Crime and drug traffic area, no where to be seen.
Still no one cared until the I 26 situation came out and then all the compasionate souls showed up for their photo op. Try spinning your story to someone that has been living here their entire life, and looks into things a little more then the usual lemming that just reads the MX.
Asheville Dweller,
The Weed and Seed program and the renovation of the Burton St. Community Center stand as evidence to the contrary.
Its amazing no one cared about Burton Street before the I 26 project was going to run through that neighborhood.