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Saline Township resident Edith Andersen has just released Rebuilding Nature: Yard by Yard, a friendly, practical guide to transforming lawns into thriving, wildlife-friendly gardens. In an era of hotter summers, heavier rains, and changing seasons, our yards can be more than just pretty—they can be part of the climate solution. The book offers down-to-earth steps for creating habitat, conserving water, and building resilience right where we live. It’s about neighbors working together to make our communities greener and more alive again—yards that hum with bees, dance with butterflies, and welcome back the wildlife we’ve missed.
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This sound cruel on the surface. Landlords have rights too, they also have expenses. Does the city inspect these properties like the surrounding cities do ? Once your lease expires ask for a new lease otherwise you are month to month. Either party can give the other party thirty day notice to move out.
This is the unintended consequence of a government becoming more authoritarian and more punitive. Think about it. Would you keep a tennant on your property if they were involved with the city in suing you? Law suits are painful.
Tenants should have been moved out a long time ago. Some apartments don’t have running water or heat. It is my understanding that tenants shave not paid rent for the last year because conditions were so bad.