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NEW PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE ‘TINY HOMES’ IMPROVING LIVES IN WOODLAND

BYANNE TERNUS-BELLAMY FEBRUARY 14, 2023   Paul’s Place is not the only new permanent-supportive housing development welcoming Yolo County residents experiencing homelessness. The vertical tiny-home village on H Street opened in Davis last week (though residents will not begin moving in for another month or two) and was celebrated by hundreds of community members and […]

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PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING UNITS FULLY OCCUPIED IN WOODLAND

By GERARDO ZAVALA | [email protected] | February 12, 2023 at 7:45 a.m.   Roughly a year after beginning work on constructing 61 supportive housing units in Woodland aimed at tackling the city’s homelessness problem, a coalition of organizations and the city announced earlier this week all units are now fully occupied. The “tiny homes,” located at 1901 E. Beamer […]

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YOLO COUNTY RELEASES 2022 POINT-IN-TIME COUNT REPORT

The report identified 746 people experiencing homelessness on Feb. 23 By DAILY DEMOCRAT September 21, 2022 at 8:00 a.m.   Yolo County has released the complete report of its Point-in-Time Count, identifying 746 people experiencing homelessness on Feb. 23. The Point-in-Time (PIT) Count is a survey of individuals and families identified as experiencing sheltered or unsheltered […]

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Love is stronger than hate | Clergy Corner

As a preacher, I am tired of saying “these are difficult times.” It’s a phrase I’ve said far too often in these past two years to the point where it is becoming trite. And so, I understand if you’re exhausted by the news. I am exhausted by the news. But our tiredness and growing indifference […]

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