Housing Mar 9, 2021 at 9:48 am

Here's Where $55 Million in New Homeless Services Tax Dollars Might Be Spent in Multnomah County

Alex Zielinski
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Bravo! Does this mean there could funding for the trash spilled near the Hazelwood neighborhood? Place hasn’t been the same since 84.

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