Baltimore home where girl attacked has been remade

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BALTIMORE (AP) — A vacant Baltimore row house where police say a 13-year-old girl was raped has undergone an extensive rehabilitation.

The work on the East Baltimore block is part of a broader city-led effort to refurbish the street. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has created a program, Vacants to Value, to address the city’s more than 16,000 vacant houses.

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