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A Dozen Tenants Are Left Out After the Building Is Closed Due to Safety Issues

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HOLYOKE — On Monday, May 18, the doors of 811 High St. were locked, and the dozen tenants living inside were suddenly left homeless, with their belongings still trapped inside. The Holyoke Board of Health notified the residents that their building was being declared uninhabitable and that they should vacate immediately, said Katie Talbot, executive director of Springfield No One Leaves.

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A Dozen Tenants Are Left Out After the Building Is Closed Due to Safety Issues

HOLYOKE — On Monday, May 18, the doors of 811 High St. were locked, and the dozen tenants living inside were suddenly left homeless, with their belongings still trapped inside. The Holyoke Board of Health notified the residents that their building was being declared uninhabitable and that they should vacate immediately, said Katie Talbot, executive director of Springfield No One Leaves.

·Springfield, United States
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Mass Live broke the news in Springfield, United States on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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