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Published 2 years ago

Displaced residents from Wilmington's Adams Street see no aid from landlord yet, city providing legal guidance

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A partial building collapse over the weekend led to follow up inspections and the discovery of even greater issues both internally and externally on multiple buildings there owned by AJ Pokorny. "I've got to get this stuff done, and I almost feel like the city's fighting me," PokORNy said Wednesday.

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Displaced residents from Wilmington's Adams Street see no aid from landlord yet, city providing legal guidance

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2 years ago·Wilmington, United States
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