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Think you’ve got bad neighbors? Berkeleyside’s Tracey Taylor writes about the pink stucco house at 1722 Ninth Street that’s been a hotbed of crime for 30 years and has housed at least 15 people with criminal records. It was declared a public nuisance last week and the City Council is being asked to order it vacated.
Add: The property’s longtime owner, who is 77, objects, of course. He’s promising things will get better.
Image: Google Street View photo via Berkeleyside
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