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Night on pavement shows solidarity with homeless
Here we were, a crew of 19 temporarily homeless, bedding down for the night in a Fort Lauderdale parking lot. By day we are lawyers, executives, entrepreneurs — and a journalist. But past midnight Friday, we were simply human beings trying to...
Tags: Covenant House, Matt Craven, Family, Social Issues, Fort Lauderdale
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First local permanent housing complex for homeless veterans to be built
Several dozen homeless veterans in Indianapolis will soon have a place to call home thanks to a public-private partnership. They broke ground on a 75-unit permanent supportive housing complex in Haughville, which is the first of its kind in Indianapolis....
Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Politics, Wars and Interventions, Volunteers of America, Environmental Issues
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Police request public's help locating smash and grab suspects
Police are requesting the public’s help locating suspects behind a crime ring which stretches across several counties. Investigators released new photos from a security camera at the Target in Plainfield Friday. Police said the ringleader...
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State may reinstate Medicaid coverage
Medicaid is a lifesaver for millions of Pennsylvania's poorest and sickest people, allowing them to receive the medical care they need. And with millions of public dollars at stake, the state government is supposed to make sure the money is going to...Tags: Government Health Care, Media Industry, Social Services, Allentown, Pension and Welfare
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Pershing Square vision? Not so good
The security guard and the Occupier were deep in philosophical discussion. Someone had posted a video of police at Pershing Square throwing a violent mentally ill woman to the ground. "Everybody has a job to do," said the guard, heavy-set, hospital-...
Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Building Material
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In Costa Mesa, homelessness is where the heart isn't
Head west on 19th Street in Costa Mesa. First, you hit the monumentalist architecture of the 24-Hour Fitness club and Road Runner Sports. Then comes the more modest cash-for-gold outlet and a pawnshop. Finally, half-hidden behind a clutch of palm trees...
Tags: Republican Party, Paul Ryan, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Landforms, Mountains
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Mayor's office works to solve homeless issue in city
There are new concerns that the city's homeless could be costing Indianapolis big money and business. On Georgia Street near the Convention Center, Indianapolis Downtown Inc. recently removed the chairs and tables in the area, because it turned into...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Social Issues
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Collie hosts Tackling Homelessness event Sunday, thanks the fans for their support
Austin Collie has accomplished a great deal on the football field during his three seasons with the Colts. He is also making an impact off the field through various charity and community organizations. Collie served as host of the 8th Annual Tackling...Tags: Andrew Luck, National Football League, Sports, Pittsburgh Steelers, Football
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Homelessness among Hoosier veterans increases nearly 35 percent
More Hoosier veterans are finding themselves on the streets. The 2012 Indianapolis homeless count showed 351 veterans reported themselves as homeless earlier this year. That's up almost 35 percent from 2011. The Coalition for Homelessness Intervention...
Tags: Social Issues
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Personal care home to close
There won't be a happy ending after all for 55 residents of a Walnutport personal care home. Two weeks ago, it looked as if residents of Canal Side Care Manor could rest easy because the state had licensed a new company to operate the home instead of...Tags: Pension and Welfare, Walnutport, Politics, Interior Policy, Facebook
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Reprieve for Walnutport personal care homes
As of Friday, residents of two Walnutport personal care homes no longer are facing the threat of relocation, as the state has authorized a new company to operate the homes. Earlier this month, the Department of Public Welfare prepared to relocate...Tags: Pension and Welfare, AIDS, Walnutport, Politics, Interior Policy
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Occupy Bloomington protesters ordered out of park
Protesters participating in Occupy Bloomington are ordered out of People’s Park.
According to the Bloomington Herald Times, officials posted a notice at the park last night that all personal belongings were to be removed by noon Thursday, and...Tags: Protest, Politics, Activism, Social Issues
Nov 16, 2012
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Oct 27, 2012
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 2, 2012
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Feb 1, 2012
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Jan 21, 2012
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Jan 5, 2012
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