Cherokee Nation: $22 Million To Repair Tribal Citizen Homes

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Cherokee Nation: $22 Million To Repair Tribal Citizen Homes

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The Cherokee Nation plans to speed up repair work on homes that belong to tribal citizens. The incoming Chief announced a 22 million DOLLAR project to fix hundreds of homes.

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The Cherokee Nation plans to speed up repair work on homes that belong to tribal citizens. The incoming Chief announced a 22 million DOLLAR project to fix hundreds of homes.

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