Impossible water bills
samedi 11 juillet 2015 à 14:00The 22,000 residents of Highland Park, near Detroit, face impossible and sometimes false water bills. They are in danger of water shutoff and perhaps mass homelessness.
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The 22,000 residents of Highland Park, near Detroit, face impossible and sometimes false water bills. They are in danger of water shutoff and perhaps mass homelessness.
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