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Southern Oregon emergency homeless shelter closing this weekend

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The shelter opened in November when the state was under a homeless emergency order. State funding will end on Sunday. Councilors argued there was no long-term plan for the shelter, which provides 30 beds. The city will continue to run its severe weather shelter at the site if it has enough volunteers.

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Southern Oregon emergency homeless shelter closing this weekend

Homeless services provider OHRA said it expects to have everyone currently living at an Ashland emergency shelter housed before the last night on March 31. As of Wednesday afternoon, it had three people left to find housing for.The shelter, at 2200 Ashland Street, opened in November, when the state was under a homeless emergency order. But state funding will end on Sunday.Earlier this month, Ashland’s City Council turned down over $2 million in …

1 month ago·Portland, United States

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