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Owners of blighted property shamed online'Make no mistake about it — we are coming after you,' says mayor of Pa. cityMSNBC Aug. 03, 2010 |
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 READING, Pa. — Owners neglecting their property in one eastern Pennsylvania city are getting an online shaming. Reading Mayor Tom McMahon announced a new online "Wall of Shame" featuring blighted properties that he said would be torn down unless owners fix them up. The property owners' names are posted along with pictures and addresses. "We are ramping up our focus on irresponsible property owners that are bringing blight into our city neighborhoods," McMahon said in a statement Monday after touring one property. Read More 
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