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Activists call for more funding to protect renters - Vimarsana News

Activists call for more funding to protect renters

A group of activists called on the Baltimore City Council to provide more funding that will protect renters and prevent eviction.

Source: wbaltv.com
DEATH TRAPS: How rotting real estate in this American city has 'heartbreaking' consequences for firefighters - Vimarsana News

DEATH TRAPS: How rotting real estate in this American city has 'heartbreaking' consequences for firefighters

A Baltimore house abandoned since 2008 burned twice before the blaze that killed three firefighters. Here's what the city is doing to try to prevent a recurrence.

DEATH TRAPS: How rotting real estate in this American city has 'heartbreaking' consequences for firefighters – WGMD - Vimarsana News

DEATH TRAPS: How rotting real estate in this American city has 'heartbreaking' consequences for firefighters – WGMD

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Why Baltimore's thousands of vacant buildings are a 'crisis of epic proportions' | National - Vimarsana News

Why Baltimore's thousands of vacant buildings are a 'crisis of epic proportions' | National

Baltimore has one of the highest rates of vacant properties in America, costing the city upwards of $100 million a year. One city councilor shares her plan to fix it.

Why Baltimore's thousands of vacant buildings are a 'crisis of epic proportions' - Vimarsana News

Why Baltimore's thousands of vacant buildings are a 'crisis of epic proportions'

Baltimore has one of the highest rates of vacant properties in America, costing the city upwards of $100 million a year. One city councilor shares her plan to fix it.