On March 14, Georgia effectively halted eviction proceedings in the state. Yet landlords were still free to file paperwork laying the groundwork for evictions.
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As globe warms, costs rise for Alaska military bases
The detrimental effect of global warming is pushing up the cost of ongoing operations at three of Alaska’s four major U.S. military bases: Eielson, Fort Wainwright and Clear Air Force Base.
‘Bicycle Man’ stays busy, two wheels at a time
Mark Sheldon builds bicycles, but not a life.
A couple’s decision to move rests on love for their canine companions
Two Dignity Village residents dedicate their lives to taking care of abused and malnourished dogs.
From an old car in a camp, Jennifer Pytlik seeks a bit of normalcy
When a beat-up Nissan is home and a garden gives solace.
The self-proclaimed mayor of Dignity Village laments its loss
How one Dignity Village resident helps his community.
A flag for a friend who sacrificed for his country
Rupert Heard remembers a Dignity Village veteran resident.
Nowhere To Go: Criminalization
It’s illegal to sleep on a park bench. It’s illegal to stand in one place for too long. In hundreds of American cities, it’s a crime to be homeless.
Nowhere To Go: Dignity Village
In its endeavor to end homelessness, Gainesville begins dismantling an encampment that had become a ‘broken piece’ in a system of care.
An encampment closes without arrests — or COVID-19 cases
In its endeavor to end homelessness, Gainesville begins dismantling an encampment that had become a ‘broken piece’ in a system of care.