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Chaos erupts as displaced tenants remain without heat since New Year’s Eve

The lives of displaced tenants in South Shore remain in chaos after an elusive landlord with a spotty record has forced them to live without heat since New Year’s Eve. The situation continues to get worse as news spreads among apartment dwellers that the city is preparing to board up the apartment building. Tenants found … Chaos erupts as displaced tenants remain without heat since New Year’s Eve Read More »

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