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Article: Landlord's court case gratifies organizer; Meeting scheduled on new housing.(LOCAL NEWS)
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- Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
- Article date:
- October 14, 2008
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Byline: Matthew Bruun
FITCHBURG - The police chief's pledge last week that the city was going to take back troubled neighborhoods by targeting landlords who tolerate criminal activity on their properties was welcome news to David Thibault-Munoz.
Mr. Thibault-Munoz, director of community organizing with the Twin Cities Community Development Corp., said he was glad to see the city begin criminal action against the absentee landlord who owns 348 Elm St. The owner was arraigned last week in Fitchburg District Court on a charge of keeping a noisy and disorderly house. City health officials are also taking action on the property.
"This is key," Mr. ...
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