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Public housing CEO says HUD’s ‘troubled’ rating is old news

In a Friday news conference, RRHA CEO Steven Nesmith hit back at reporting on the federal government’s decision to designate the authority “troubled” before refusing to take questions from reporters.

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Richmond Times-Dispatch· Oct 24, 11:54 AMPublic housing CEO says HUD’s ‘troubled’ rating is old news

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