Books May 8, 2012 at 9:57 am

Street Books Wins National Book Foundation Grant

Alison Hallett
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This is about the most PORTLAND thing I have heard about all year. I am sure this woman gets plenty of warm fuzzies and adores getting the accolades and grants from her peers while she rides about in her mobile library for the homeless, that no single homeless person utilizes.
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