NYC Vows To Crack Down On Heat-Meiser Landlords
On Wednesday Mayor Michael Bloomberg was asked why the city hasn't helped residents being persecuted by landlords who refuse to provide heat. His answer may lead to better times for the oppressed.
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On Wednesday Mayor Michael Bloomberg was asked why the city hasn't helped residents being persecuted by landlords who refuse to provide heat. His answer may lead to better times for the oppressed.
This year's tough winter has left thousands of New York City residents literally out in the cold. Many have been fighting for heat with landlords who don't provide it.
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