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Construction equipment rests beside the ongoing 11-home development for the Maryville Housing Authority called Hannum Springs. Executive Director Julie Sharpe said the development is the group's first in decades as wait times for housing vouchers stretch years. (Photo by Mathaus Schwarzen)

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