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.”
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Landlord Denies Allegations, Defends Eviction
The owner of the building, Donald Woodard Jr., denies the accusations from his tenants.
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Office of Sustainability announces spring Sustainability Hub Seminar Series Published: February 11, 2021 Author: Sam Crowl
Ohio University’s Office of Sustainability announces the spring semester Sustainability Hub Seminar Series. Seminars will be held virtually on Microsoft Teams at 5 p.m. on the third Mondays of February, March and April.
The Series will kick off on Feb. 15 with the Sustainable Living Hub Seminar. The Living Hub covers the sustainability themes of Transportation, Grounds, Food and Student Life, and this semester’s seminar will focus on finding alternative transportation that leads to greater sustainability in the community.
Sustainable Living Hub Coordinator Dr. Kim Thompson will be joined by Tia Hysell, director of transportation and parking services at Ohio University, who will share ways that campus and community members can find more sustainable and less expensive means of transportation. The seminar will be interactive and will help