Family photo

Kenneth Hammond, 42, photographs his children Kentasha (from left), 16, Kendall, 12, Keiyounce, 8, and Kenya, 6, in front of their old home, the last remaining Cabrini-Green high-rise building at 1230 N. Burling. The Hammond family lived in the building for seven years. On Tuesday, the <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORGOV000078" title="Chicago Housing Authority" href="/topic/social-issues/chicago-housing-authority-ORGOV000078.topic">Chicago Housing Authority</a> held a vigil for former residents as demolition is scheduled to begin the next day.
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( Chris Sweda, Tribune / March 29, 2011 )

Kenneth Hammond, 42, photographs his children Kentasha (from left), 16, Kendall, 12, Keiyounce, 8, and Kenya, 6, in front of their old home, the last remaining Cabrini-Green high-rise building at 1230 N. Burling. The Hammond family lived in the building for seven years. On Tuesday, the Chicago Housing Authority held a vigil for former residents as demolition is scheduled to begin the next day.

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