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Many people are facing eviction in pandemic. McClure is not alone.
Three days after Christmas, we found a sad scene, where Amanda Barger and all her belongings had been tossed out of her rented mobile home.
Where am I going to go now? she asked. I know this is a business, and you got to pay your own way, but they could have a little kindness.
The good news for renters behind on their payments: the national moratorium on evictions under the CARES Act has been extended into the new year.
The bad news: there are many reasons why a landlord can still legally kick you out, according to Nick DiNardo of The Legal Aid Society.
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The national moratorium on evictions was recently extended into this new year, to keep families suffering during the pandemic from ending up homeless.
Then why are so many renters still facing eviction?
That s what one woman wants to know.
Ayanna McClure got some bad news when she pulled up to her apartment one day this past fall.
Painters were taking everything out and putting in new locks. This is my apartment, and they changed the locks on me, she says in the Facebook video she recorded with her phone.
Holiday week eviction forces family onto streets
Whitewter Twp. family tossed out of mobile home despite pandemic
Despite the pandemic, landlords are still evicting families during this holiday season
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WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP, Ohio â CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified that the Barger s mobile home was in Cleves, when it is in Whitewater Township. WCPO regrets the error.
The latest pandemic aid package, just passed by Congress and President Donald Trump, is supposed to extend the moratorium on evictions through Jan. 31, 2021.
But many people are still facing eviction as 2020 ends, forced to move out of their rental home or apartment on New Year s Eve in some cases.