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Baltimore's Poppleton residents lose Supreme Court appeal over stalled redevelopment

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Residents of Poppleton, a Baltimore neighborhood, have lost their bid for the US Supreme Court to hear their challenge to a local redevelopment project. The legal fight spanned two years in the courts before the high court declined to take up the case. The project, launched in 2006, has not delivered on its promised improvements, leaving the area with vacant lots and no grocery store. With the litigation now over, the community's future remains uncertain.

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