"We've had bad publicity before, and all it does is inform the community that we're here working for the community, " Bonnie Greathouse, Acorn's head organizer in Nevada, assured the Las Vegas Review-Journal this week.

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If you sign up for the site and find a neighborhood network doesn't yet exist for your address, you can start one, but this means you'll be the lead, or head organizer of the network.

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