.301 oriental blvd
Parts of 301 Oriental Blvd remains filled with a toxic oil-water mixture. (Photo by Susan Vosburgh)Superstorm Sandy demolished homes, businesses and infrastructure, leaving all sorts of environmental health hazards in its wake. One such hazard were the toxic fumes [/landlords-unresponsiveness-delays-sandy-recovery-efforts-at-apartment-buildings-businesses/] at the 301 Oriental Blvd apartment complex that resulted
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The toxic mixture of flooded storm waters and oil at 301 Oriental Blvd. Photo by Susan VosburghLast month we reported [/landlords-unresponsiveness-delays-sandy-recovery-efforts-at-apartment-buildings-businesses/] on the slow pace many landlords were taking in helping their tenants return their Sandy damaged buildings back to working order, focusing in on a building located at 301
.301 oriental blvd
FINAL UPDATE (3:20 p.m.): Police surrounded a Manhattan Beach apartment building, responding to a call of an emotionally disturbed person who had barricaded himself in the sixth floor apartment he shares with his mother. After nearly two hours, the man was pulled from the apartment and strapped to