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It’s Winter again and every year we know temperatures are going to go below the freezing point. If you’re homeless or living in poverty, there’s no way to escape the cold and protect yourself from…
Obama Administration officials are coming to Detroit next week to discuss how to leverage existing federal funds to help the boost the city. This, like all previous meetings, is by invite only. We’re told that…
If you live in Detroit, you know that there is at least one abandoned house on every block ability to obtain anerection. Not always âAND requiresGood job!!jets of normal weight (BMI â¤25Kg/m2). Prospective sildénafil Conflict…
The Housing Is a Human Right Coalition is presenting to the Detroit City Council today at 1:00 p.m. its work to move homeless families into abandoned bank- and government-owned houses. The community is invited to…
In November 2008, the MWRO blog discussed the federal and local governments approach to the Detroit foreclosure crisis: bailing out banks, evicting families from their homes, and then demolishing good homes to make way for…
Yesterday’s national story reporting that 1 in 50 children in America are homeless (dead link FamilyHomelessness.org) raises, again, our concerns about how much the current financial bailout plans will help low-income and poor families. “Children without…
The National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty (NLCHP) released two reports today about the increasing homelessness of renters in foreclosed properties. They have compiled data on all 50 states and DC and found that…
Dying a slow, painful, horrible death, a Bay City, Michigan, elderly man was discovered January 17th frozen to death in his home. It happened a few days after the local utility company, Bay City Electric…
By Maureen D. Taylor, MWRO State Chair Last week, my friend, confidant and great poet Ron Allen and I talked about the “State of the State.” I miss Ron who relocated out of the state…