Long Branch residents worry about redevelopment plan

By Kate Jacobson

Published December 15, 2012 5:00am ET

Long Branch residents worry about redevelopment plan — 21mdLIBRARY Christopher Amaya, 11 reads a comic book while neighborhood friends Juan Andino 17, right, and Alfredo Diez, 12, left, all of Silver Spring, hang out in front of the Long Branch Library in Silver Spring on Thursday, September 20, 2007. Andino, who was aware of increased law enforcement at the library said that he fells safe, and that even though incidents happen, that they are on rare occasion. He characterized the incidents as fighting and cliques between kids about 15 years old. He was heading to the library to play chess. Greg Whitesell/Examiner | Greg Whitesell

A proposed redevelopment project for a Silver Spring neighborhood has residents worried about how it might reshape the community — including replacing parts of the area’s low-income housing.

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