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Today is April 1, the day Edna Amaro was supposed to be evicted from her Lancaster city apartment. Instead, in two weeks, she will be moving into a new place.
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For the first time in months, Edna Amaro is feeling upbeat about finding a home after sharing her story with LNP | LancasterOnline last week.
Donations have come pouring in for 78-year-old Lancaster city resident Edna Amaro after a Watchdog column that appeared Wednesday in LNP | LancasterOnline described her difficulty finding affordable housing in