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on Aug 14th, 2009 and filed under CLEVELAND (Reuters) – Orchards and vineyards may soon spring from the blight of thousands of abandoned buildings in Cleveland, a city struggling to rise from years of decline and home foreclosures.
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After years of decline, Cleveland aims to go green
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