Elly Morillo

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Mar 20, 2025, 7:13 PM

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No gas. No answers - that's what Michelangelo Complex residents say the last three months have consisted of. Many are now worried for their health.

Residents say they were told the gas and electric would be fixed, but they say there is no time frame in sight, and they're left with unanswered questions.

News 12 called management twice for comment, but no one answered.

Residents say they just want to get back to normal.

"We don't want to cause a fight. We want to be able to have reliable facilities and resources in our building," said a resident.