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On a sweltering hot morning, Tina Coats and her 2-year-old daughter Shania Mears fan themselves under a tent in front of a home in Opa-locka, one that Coats hopes will be hers soon.
''I want a better life for me and my children,'' the mother of two said.
About 25 community supporters and dignitaries were on hand to kick off Opa-locka Community Development Corporation's Neighborhood Stabilization Program of South Florida.
''At some point someone will be handed the key to this house and to their future,'' said president of AT&T Florida, Marshall Criser.
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