County Can’t Get Story Straight on Toxic Mold in Public Housing Units

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(SUNfoto by Bryant Furlow) James McConnell sits in the laundry area of unit 110 in Rio Arriba County Housing Authority’s low-income housing development in Ojo Caliente. McConnell claims that black mold visible on the base of the walls sickened him and his partner Suzanne Tattan within days of their arrival.

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    Rio Arriba County officials claim their low-income public housing units do not have toxic mold despite County-commissioned lab tests identifying at least four mold species listed by the federal government as species of particular concern in four units.    …

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