CALISTOGA — The owners of the Rancho de Calistoga mobile home park are pressing their effort to hike the rent on tenants and overturn Calistoga’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance.
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Mobile home park sues Calistoga
A late-night fireworks show in an East Naples mobile home community landed two residents in jail, accused of drunkenly shooting off a stolen flare gun.
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Drunken men arrested after firing stolen flare gun, deputies say
Prince William County’s status in a national flood program that keeps down insurance rates could be in jeopardy if it allows mobile homes in Woodbridge to be rebuilt in a federally-designated floodway, county officials said.
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Prince William: Woodbridge mobile home decision threatens flood program status
TAMPA, FL– – American Community Development Group, Inc. announced today that its President / CEO, John Folger was interviewed by Street-Stock, a research firm dedicated to discover, evaluate and incubate …
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American Community Development Group President / CEO Interviewed and Featured by Stock Research Firm, Street-Stock
CUT AND SHOOT — As Christmas music starts permeating local shopping establishments and restaurants and festive decorations begin lighting the streets and homes of neighbors and friends, one local coup
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Six-year tradition spreads holiday cheer
INDIANTOWN — The Indianwood Homeowners Association is about two-thirds of the way to getting commitments from the 229 members needed to buy the Indianwood Golf & Country Club for $30 million.
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Homeowners association working to get commitments by Dec. 20 to purchase Indiantown country club
Artificial pond attracts more than 200 ducks every day
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Residents at Harlingen RV Park Worried About Bird Droppings
As residents and owners of Capistrano Terrace Mobile Home Park wade through bankruptcy, the owners accused their insurers of misconduct in a recent court filing.The complaint, filed in Orange County Superior Court on Oct. 12, centers on a failure-to-maintain lawsuit that
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By Lisa A. Davis, Times Correspondent Tuesday, November 29, 2011 ZEPHYRHILLS — City water and sewer customers will likely see a rate increase at some point in 2012, but City Council members won’t decide until after the first of the year. After complaints of high water rates from a mobile home park community earlier this year, the city commissioned a rate study
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Zephyrhills residents likely to see water bills go up
By Lisa A. Davis, Times Correspondent Tuesday, November 29, 2011 ZEPHYRHILLS — City water and sewer customers will likely see a rate increase at some point in 2012, but City Council members won’t decide until after the first of the year.
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Zephyrhills residents could see water bills go up