Seventeen disabled tenants in a Clarence Street residence have been marooned in their apartments for a week due to two broken-down elevators and are being warned it could be at least another week before the lifts are back in service. Read More
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Disabled residents stranded by lengthy elevator outage in Clarence Street apartment
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