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Corbin looking to demolish three blighted homes, foreclose on 14 properties

By: Mark White

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If you don’t enjoy looking at blighted property in Corbin, then you are in luck. Three blighted homes will soon have a date with the proverbial wrecking ball, and 14 properties, which the city has been doing mowing and maintenance work on for at least 10 years, will likely be headed for the auction block.

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