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FOX 8 Defenders help elderly woman after tree debris left in her yard for nearly a month (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An elderly, disabled woman credits the FOX 8 Defenders with reaching out to city leaders, getting her help. It comes after a tree company left behind a mess in front of her Algiers home. Alicia Candiff woke up Friday morning, not quite believing what she was seeing. “I’m so thankful and grateful,” Candiff stated. Just two days before, her yard looked much different. “It’s a hot mess, that’s how I’m going to put it; it really is,” Cardiff said Wednesday. We met Candiff that d
Sewerage & Water Board fills in Central City hole after neighbors’ complaints | FOX 8 Defenders (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board filled in a six-foot-deep hole that it had left on a Central City street for more than a year. The work came just one day after the agency told FOX 8 it wouldn’t immediately fix what neighbors called a public safety risk. Less than 24 hours after our FOX 8 Defenders report Thursday night exposed a deep hole filled with water on Amelia Street, Sewerage and Water Board crews showed up Friday to fill it. By Monday, the pieces of wood par
Neighbors concerned about 6-foot-deep hole on Amelia Street left by Sewerage and Water Board (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board dug a hole on Amelia Street, stretching approximately 10 feet wide and 6 feet deep. But more than a year later, the agency says it won’t fill it in until a nearby homeowner takes action on their property. In the 2700 block of Amelia Street, neighbors say a serious danger lurks under some wooden boards. “It’s gradually filled with water, it smells horrible,” Charles Conti stated. Eli Rubin adds, “There’s kids all up and down the neighb
New owner of Parc Fontaine apartments vows changes to improve tenants’ lives (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The new owner of the Parc Fontaine apartments in Algiers is vowing to do right by tenants. We met with them exclusively Monday to find out their plans for the site after years of our FOX 8 Defenders reports highlighting what residents told us were deplorable living conditions. Walking through the sprawling Parc Fontaine apartment complex in Algiers, Suzanne Cahill said a lot that needs to be done. “Landscaping — we have ServePro here working on some units where there was wat
Former Willows tenants could be eligible for money after settlement | How to file a claim (opens the original)
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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - If you lived at The Willows Apartments in New Orleans East, you may be eligible to get money back for the rent that you paid. A group of former tenants who said they lived in deplorable conditions filed a class action lawsuit against the religious non-profit that used to own the site, Global Ministries Foundation. Last week, a federal judge approved a $3 million settlement in the case with money set to go back to tenants who lived there. “They’ll be getting a reimbursement,
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