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Scrawled in black letters, 6 feet high and 10 feet wide, on the homeÃÛèÖÊÓƵ weathered, bone-colored siding is the announcement that “Carol Daly owes $6,000 in back rent!†It appeared on Nov. 12 on the front of the house in Janesville's Fourth Ward, its message facing Wilson Elementary School on a street where about 2,000 vehicles pass each day.
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Rentsaccount for more than 30% of the consumer price index, giving them outsize weight in overall inflation trends.
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A hand holding car keys and a remote control for keyless entry isolated over white.
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Sale, Purchase, Rent Car Isometric Concept For Landing, Advertising With Hands Hold Car And Key. Aut
Sale, purchase, rent car isometric concept for landing, advertising with hands hold car and key. Auto rental, carpool, carsharing for city tri…
A group of people who found themselves thrust into homelessness are trying to pool their resources to get affordable rental housing, but the task is challenging.
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A new statewide housing report shows that even the fastest-growing communities in Wisconsin can’t keep up with the demand for new housing. As it turns out, Janesville and Beloit likely are the most strained cities in Wisconsin.
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