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10 years in shelters - Residents who refused to leave temp storm dwellings in Golden Grove demand legal onwership
July 05, 2026
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Nearly a decade after sugar workers were temporarily moved into the Golden Grove housing development to shelter from Hurricane Matthew, some say they remain in legal limbo without titles to the properties they were “forced” to finish equipping themselves.
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