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Service rule draws opposition in city housing plan
Baltimore tenants protest a proposed lease for city public housing that would require residents to perform community service to live there. Six low income buildings already mandate service under a state program, with residents like 74-year-old William Antkowik helping at the front desk and in the halls. Officials say the service cuts costs and builds a community, while tenant leaders fear possible eviction ties and a penalty vibe, prompting a review of the lease.
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Baltimore
William Antkowik
Indeco
Canton
City Housing Authority
Antkowik
Renee Gryzbowski
Wallace H Campbell
Jacqueline H. Rogers
Franklin Square
West Lexington
Jeannette Taylor
Ms. Taylor
Daniel P Henson
City
City Board of Housing Commissioners
Elizabeth Wright
City Tenant's Board