Several families in Gaithersburg are scrambling to find a place to live after a tree crashed through the roof of their apartment complex during last week's storms.
An 80-foot tree sliced through the middle of their apartment building on South Frederick Avenue.
At least eight people were hurt; all are expected to recover.
But the building was condemned because of the severe damage. The landlord put people up in a hotel. But it's only paid for until Tuesday. So the city is stepping in and promising none of the families will be put out on the street.
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The Red Cross is working with residents to help them find permanent places to stay.