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Mess of the Month: Forsaken Home on East 206th Street

 

NEIGHBORS ALERTED THE Norwood News to this home at 306 East 206th St. that’s become somewhat of a dumping ground with animal cages and cat litter buckets strewn about the three-story property. Records show the property is under foreclosure. An auction to buy the home is scheduled for Jan. 23. At the moment, it’s unclear whether the home is occupied.
Photo by Deborah Cruz

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  1. Betty Arce

    The house is definitely occupied by the owner. He has issues, for sure, but has been fighting a losing battle to work out a deal with the bank to keep his home. He has numerous cats inside and also feeds cats throughout the neighborhood. I have helped get several of his cats neutered and spayed. I am concerned that, should he lose his home, he and the countless cats he has maintained, will be homeless.

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