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The ‘homeless’ you have with you always | The Way I See It

Summary by Red Bluff Daily News

They’re called “evergreen stories” or topics; subjects that provide perpetual fodder for writing. In this case, it’s the “homeless” issue. An article in an October edition described Sam Ayer Park as a destination for the “unhoused”; the Thursday online, or “e-newspaper,” edition provided an update about removing homeless folks from what I’ve always understood as “Dog Island Park.” Soon after we moved to Red Bluff in 1988, into a second floor apa…

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The ‘homeless’ you have with you always | The Way I See It

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Prince George Citizen

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Book Review: 'There Is No Place For Us' shines lights on a homeless population often ignored

The public's perception and debate over homelessness is usually fixated on people living on the street, encampments or shelters.

2 days ago

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Montrose Daily Press

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City brands homeless camp a ‘lawless slum’ and turns to District Court for restraining orders

The City of Montrose has taken its dispute with the United Methodist Church to District Court, in a bid to have the church’s courtyard encampment for homeless people disbanded.

3 days ago

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Book Review: 'There Is No Place For Us' shines lights on a homeless population often ignored - The Morning Sun

The public's perception and debate over homelessness is usually fixated on people living on the street, encampments or shelters. That view ignores an even larger segment of the population, often dubbed the “invisible homeless,” people without stable housing who are living with friends or family or other locations such as extended-stay hotels. That population is the focus of Brian Goldstone's book, “There Is No Place For Us: Working and Homeless …

2 days ago·Pittsburg, United States

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