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Tenants Revolt hopes to propose local housing legislation

City Council will hear update on Bellingham's rental inspection program

Rebecca Quirke, right, of Tenants Revolt talks to Mayor Seth Fleetwood, left, and Kristina Michele Martens.
Rebecca Quirke, right, of Tenants Revolt talks to Mayor Seth Fleetwood, left, and Kristina Michele Martens about the state of rental housing April 10 prior to a Bellingham City Council meeting. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
By Nina Walsh News Intern
Since first proposing a series of mass action lawsuits last July, Tenants Revolt has had more than 5
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