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- Danny Ruppert in Las Vegas highlights a growing crisis as many people sleep homeless on streets and lack food, shelter, and medical care.
- The increase in homelessness results from insufficient programs and shelters, which current efforts fail to adequately address or ensure safety.
- Potential solutions include building affordable housing, offering job training, and opening more shelters to help homeless people regain stability.
- Ruppert urges city leaders and the community to collaborate, emphasizing that homeless individuals deserve care and respect as part of the city.
- If local authorities do not act with comprehensive solutions, the situation could worsen, implying a need for increased support and strategic planning.
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Letters to the editor: May 7
Glyphosate a danger to community How convoluted can a Chesterfield Township Board meeting agenda item get? Glyphosate is a broad-spectrum herbicide that kills most plants it comes into contact with. It is used by farmers, homeowners, and others to control weeds/phragmites. Roundup lawsuits filed against Monsanto (now Bayer) containing glyphosate claim the weed killer caused cancer, and the company failed to warn about the health risks of glyphos…
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