water bill
Coverage of water bill in the Nexus archive.
- A Warren man’s water bill jumped from $40 to more than $500 in a month. Now, he’s facing eviction
Albert Speier, a resident of Warren's Lafayette Place manufactured housing community, faced a $40 to $581.26 water bill increase in May with no proof of a claimed leak, leading to an eviction notice. He paid half the bill but received a demand to vacate after unresolved disputes.
- Baltimore daughter who inherited dad’s home takes on $228K water bill that she says belongs to entire neighborhood
A Baltimore daughter who inherited her late father’s home is facing a $228,000 water bill and claims responsibility should be shared with the entire neighborhood. She reports being threatened with water cutoff over the debt.
- Assembly of First Nations gathers for summer assembly amid concerns about water bill, major projects
The Assembly of First Nations is convening for a summer assembly focused on concerns related to a water bill and major projects. The gathering highlights ongoing discussions about these issues within the organization.
- Man caring for mother facing massive water bill
Roderick Wright cares for his mother Dorothy, who has dementia and uses a wheelchair. They faced unexpectedly high water bills in May and June despite low historical usage and after checking for leaks with a new meter and plumber found no issues.
- Whopping Water Bill Complaints
The article highlights a surge in complaints about a substantial water bill. The term 'whopping' suggests a significant increase in charges, leading to public dissatisfaction.
- ‘PH-1’ star says his film could serve as ‘cautionary tale’ for social media-obsessed lawmakers
Mark Kassen stars as a social media-obsessed senator in the thriller 'PH-1,' which the actor suggests could serve as a cautionary tale for real-life lawmakers. The film follows a fictional independent senator on the verge of passing a water bill, highlighting his self-obsession with online visibility.