by | May 31, 2024 4:09 pm | Comments (3)
Javier Ortiz checks the carpet.
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Landlord Johnny Brinkley and tenant Sandra McKinnie: The mice are your fault.
Sandra McKinnie’s landlord was in the middle of installing new smoke detectors when the inspectors arrived.
by | May 31, 2024 3:19 pm
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Newhallville's Jeanette Sykes: "You are taking a step in the right direction."
Questions from Newhallville neighbors flew fast and furious at a community meeting with a representative from Mandy Management on Thursday evening: Why is an old eviction still coming up when I’m applying for an apartment? How do I overcome a bad credit score? And what is the turnaround time for addressing repairs and upkeep?
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Clarice Elarabi with a photo of her twin brother, Michael Randall, who perished in the fire (pictured below).
A lawsuit stemming from a fatal fire at an illegal Hill rooming house won’t go to trial after all — now that the Elicker administration has agreed to a $14.5 million settlement with the estates of the two men who died during that blaze.
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