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$3m to fund local anticrime programs

August 10, 2007

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The Patrick administration will make $3 million in grants to innovative anticrime programs developed by cities, towns, state universities, state agencies, and nonprofit organizations, the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security said yesterday. Priority will be given to programs dealing with youth and gang violence, substance abuse, sexual and domestic violence, and sex offenders, although other programs will ... (Full article: 735 words)

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