A homeless shelter, especially one that is well planned and well run, would
be a much needed facility. How often have we complained about those
individuals on the streets who refuse to go into shelters because of their
perception that it is actually better on the sidewalk than in the shelter
I read about it online at the Philadelphia Business Journal's website. I often search for and find things about our community there way before hearing about it other wise.
The url is http://www.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/stories/2003/03/24/story8.html
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hi. I've been following this conversation closely, and at this point have
some questions:
(1) Does anyone know the name of the for-profit organization that is supposed
to run this intake shelter? (If I missed that I apologize). We could check
to see what its track record is, positive or
In a message dated 3/28/03 5:10:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Even if you're feeling kind of NIMBY about homeless shelters, come on --
it's Chestnut Street -- it's wide, it's busy, it's commercial. It can
absorb a service like this, that might be unsightly to some or make some
