2009 was unquestionably a tough year for our economy and our nation’s communities. Foreclosure rates surged and vacant properties have littered our neighborhoods. Through it all, we have seen communities band together to meet these seemingly insurmountable challenges. As 2010 begins, many of the problems – and solutions – of 2009 are still with us, and we are resolving to work harder, smarter and more collaboratively to help rebuild, renew and sustain America's communities. If you were to make a new year’s resolution for your communities, what would it be? Please share your thoughts by commenting below or posting to our wall on Facebook, where others are sharing their new year’s resolutions for their communities.
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
What’s Your Resolution for Your Community in 2010?
2009 was unquestionably a tough year for our economy and our nation’s communities. Foreclosure rates surged and vacant properties have littered our neighborhoods. Through it all, we have seen communities band together to meet these seemingly insurmountable challenges. As 2010 begins, many of the problems – and solutions – of 2009 are still with us, and we are resolving to work harder, smarter and more collaboratively to help rebuild, renew and sustain America's communities. If you were to make a new year’s resolution for your communities, what would it be? Please share your thoughts by commenting below or posting to our wall on Facebook, where others are sharing their new year’s resolutions for their communities.
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