Bushwick Avenue tenant still searching for housing after apartment was destroyed by massive fire
News 12 Brooklyn’s Katelynn Ulrich spoke with a tenant who was a victim of the fire, and the challenges she and her family are facing in the aftermath.
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10h agoIt’s been nearly two weeks since the A block of Bushwick Avenue went up in flames, and there are still many who have yet to find temporary housing.
News 12 Brooklyn’s Katelynn Ulrich spoke with a tenant who was a victim of the fire, and the challenges she and her family are facing in the aftermath.
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