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New Lorain ordinance could make homeless people sleeping on public property a crime

Lorain plans a 63-unit supportive housing complex opening in late 2026 to aid homeless residents amid proposed public sleeping restrictions.

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The un-housed in the City of Lorain are sleeping on the streets, in parks and other public places.

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New Lorain ordinance could make homeless people sleeping on public property a crime

The un-housed in the City of Lorain are sleeping on the streets, in parks and other public places.

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Lorain homeless ordinance: City debates ban on sleeping in public spaces

LORAIN, Ohio - A proposed city ordinance to prohibit sleeping in public is stirring an emotional debate over how Lorain should balance public safety, neighborhood concerns and compassion for the homeless.

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