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Houston evictions continue despite city ‘grace period’ - DefenderNetwork.com

  • Apr 28, 2021
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When Mayor Sylvester Turnerannounced an eviction 'grace period'in February to give Houstonians impacted by the pandemic more time to pay rent, the city of Houston and Harris County were working to set up a program to distribute a combined $159 million from the federal government that they set aside for rent relief. It was significantly […]

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