Tenants at Cherryfield Village, a development complex off Main Street, are concerned recent fixes to one of their buildings won't fully rid the facility of mold like property managers anticipate.
Instead, some of those tenants are concerned two individuals displaying illnesses with symptoms "identical" to those related to inhaling mold spores will get sicker and sicker as tenants try to get full intervention from the managers and the state, according to Lisa Willard, who lives in Unit 4 at Cherryfield Village.
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Instead, some of those tenants are concerned two individuals displaying illnesses with symptoms "identical" to those related to inhaling mold spores will get sicker and sicker as tenants try to get full intervention from the managers and the state, according to Lisa Willard, who lives in Unit 4 at Cherryfield Village.
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