Sewage backed up into thousands of Baltimore homes amid record rainfall last year. So far, a new city program has helped 10 of those households pay to clean it up. City government launched a program in April providing up to $2,500 in reimbursement for cleanup of sewage backups caused by wet weather….
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Sewage backs up into thousands of Baltimore homes every year. A city program has helped pay to clean up 10 of them
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