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Schools Closed, Buildings Sat Empty — And Gun Violence Rose, Study Finds
A recent study reveals that gun violence has risen by 10% near vacant schools in Chicago. The findings highlight how school closures can lead to increased crime and community disinvestment. Efforts are now underway to transform these empty...
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A recent study reveals that gun violence has risen by 10% near vacant schools in Chicago. The findings highlight how school closures can lead to increased crime and community disinvestment. Efforts are now underway to transform these empty buildings into community hubs for better engagement.
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Originally reported by AP News.
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