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Letter from Camp Dearborn
The letter below was sent yesterday via e-mail to Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and the Seattle City Council concerning a city-sanctioned homeless encampment in downtown Seattle known as Camp Dearborn (formerly Nickelsville Dearborn). The author, David Delgado, is a social … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullying, Camp Dearborn, Chief O'Toole, David Delgado, homelessness, LIHI, Low Income Housing Institute, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Nickelsville, Occupy, Pastor Steve Olsen, Scott Morrow, SHARE, street outreach
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Letter from Rev. Polly Trout to Seattle Mayor Ed Murray
Polly Trout is the director of Patacara Community Services. The The Blog Quixotic makes no assertions regarding the truth of any of the allegations contained in Rev. Trout’s letter. The letter is part of the public record and I am … Continue reading →
Posted in Homelessness, Nickelsville, Politics, SHARE
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Tagged bullying, Camp Dearborn, Nickelsville Dearborn, Patacara Community Services, Polly Trout, Scott Morrow, SHARE, SHARE/WHEEL
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