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Glorieta Gardens residents in decrepit living conditions plead with the feds for relief as owners pull hotel vouchers - Vimarsana News

Glorieta Gardens residents in decrepit living conditions plead with the feds for relief as owners pull hotel vouchers

Miami-Dade County has named a group of property management companies in a lawsuit, citing various sanitation violations at an Opa-locka apartment complex on Alexandria Drive with a long history of

Congresswoman Frederica Wilson tours deplorable Opa-locka apartment building with H.U.D. - Vimarsana News

Congresswoman Frederica Wilson tours deplorable Opa-locka apartment building with H.U.D.

While Congresswoman Frederica Wilson, U.S. H.U.D Regional Administrator Jennifer Riley Collins, and other elected leaders toured an Opa-locka apartment complex condemned by Miami-Dade County, residents pleaded for their help.

Kuhn's Market in Pittsburgh shut down for sewage backup in kitchen, other 'critical' areas - Vimarsana News

Kuhn's Market in Pittsburgh shut down for sewage backup in kitchen, other 'critical' areas

Kuhn’s Market along Banksville Road has been shut down for health department violations, including a sewage backup.

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North Carolina: Winston-Salem Fire Department: Crews working on sewage backup at Shell Gas station on Cloverdale Avenue - Vimarsana News

North Carolina: Winston-Salem Fire Department: Crews working on sewage backup at Shell Gas station on Cloverdale Avenue

The Winston-Salem Fire Department is working to fix a sewage backup at a Shell Gas Station.

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EPA opens civil rights probe into Alabama's management of sewage infrastructure funds - Vimarsana News

EPA opens civil rights probe into Alabama's management of sewage infrastructure funds

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will investigate possible racial discrimination in Alabama’s management of funds that can be used to bolster sewage infrastructure. In a notice issued Tuesday, the Biden administration said it will look into whether the state excludes residents from participating in its water infrastructure program or denies them benefits on the basis…

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