Do you know your roommates? One house of Ohio State students didn’t.
Some OSU students discovered they had an additional roommate living with them recently — one they had no idea was there.
The roommates thought a locked door in the basement led to a utility closet. When maintenance workers knocked the door down, they found a bedroom complete with framed photographs and textbooks, said Jimmy Alderman, a fourth-year in civil engineering.Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport advised late Sunday that it will delay the launch of its new parking system.
The residents had the locks changed that night and posted a note asking their houseguest to call them, said resident Brett Mugglin, a fourth-year in computer science and engineering. A man named Jeremy contacted them and then moved his belongings out of the room.
“He was a nice enough guy,” Mugglin said. “He just wasn’t supposed to be there.”
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NorthSteppe Realty is the leasing company of the home, which is located on 13th Avenue. The company changed the locks the night Jeremy was discovered but has done little else, said resident Mark Hartman, a fourth-year in civil engineering.
“They hadn’t changed the locks from the year before,” Hartman said, “and the keys don’t say ‘do not duplicate.’ There could be hundreds of people with keys to the house.A contract to purchase automated refuse trucks manufacturers and a new ordinance for trash collection has Bartlesville well on its way to using automated residential trash pickup service.”
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