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Church fight continues


CENTER CITY.
Hopes to stop demolition of the historic, yet decrepit, Church of the Assumption have been resurrected again, this time by a neighborhood group in what is likely the last effort.

The Callowhill Neighborhood Association is appealing in court a ruling by the city Historical Commission which gave the 19th-century church owner the right to knock down the vacant building, according to a longtime advocate this weekend.

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