Amityville Mobile Home Residents Being Forced Out
Some of the more than 500 residents of a low-income mobile home park in Amityville, Long Island say they don't know where they'll go.
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Some of the more than 500 residents of a low-income mobile home park in Amityville, Long Island say they don't know where they'll go.
Beginning in April, customers will see an average $2.85 reduction in their monthly bill for the rest of the year, and $1.50 a month for 2012 and 2013.
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It was called too urban, too political, and too loud.
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