Thomas and Allen, as well as a family of four that also live in the triplex, allege their landlord doesn’t actually live in their building. Instead, they argue, the landlord is merely pretending to live there in order to exploit the city’s housing laws.
“Our landlord doesn’t live here,” Thomas said. “He never lived here. He didn’t live here on the day he gave the eviction notice, but about a week after he delivered the eviction notice, he started coming here once or twice a week.”
NBC Bay Area
Landlord Denies Allegations, Defends Eviction
The owner of the building, Donald Woodard Jr., denies the accusations from his tenants.
Sideswipe: February 23: Another name for your crisper drawer
22 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM
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More glitches in the matrix stuff So I work for a joinery company and was delivering a load to a construction site about an hour away from work, and whenever I m out and about, I just play Reddit compilation videos through my headphones. I was about eight minutes listening to a video when in the middle of the town at a red light, with a bad feeling of deja vu, the video started buffering. I thought it was odd since I had good reception but was just going to wait it out. The light went green, and the video played just long enough to say the word wait and started buffering again. I couldn t see anything at all, the road was clear, but I thought I d listen, looked left, then right again and there was a massive semi at speed that appeared out of nowhere and ran the red light. It would have taken out the driver s side of the cab, and I d have been toast if I didn
Letters to the editor: Radicalised woman is Aussie s problem
19 Feb, 2021 08:00 PM
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A reader agrees that the woman radicalised by Isis should go back to Australia. Photo / File
A reader agrees that the woman radicalised by Isis should go back to Australia. Photo / File
Bay of Plenty Times
I can t recall anything this Government has done that s right, but Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern s stance on Australian deportees is correct. If children go to Australia with parents on their passport or a child s passport (up to 16) and are raised, educated and permanently reside in Australia, then Australia must keep them.