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A replacement for an Over-the-Rhine homeless shelter opens next week. The David and Rebecca Barron Center for Men has three times the space of the Drop…
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While a recent report shows the number of people who are on the streets or staying at emergency shelters has decreased locally, last year there were still…
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Another night of frigid temperatures means an overflow crowd at the Drop Inn Center.In the warmth of the shelter, Ron Stewart explains a failed…
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Cincinnati Council could soon be asked to add homeless status or perceived homeless status to the city's hate crimes law.Council Member Chris Seelbach and…
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Two companies that would be neighbors of the relocated Drop Inn Center in Queensgate are expressing concerns about the plan. A city council committee…
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Construction on the new Drop Inn Center could begin later this summer and the facility could be open in August 2015. It will be moving from its current…
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Update: The $7 million Cincinnati is borrowing to relocate homeless shelters will only be used for two projects and not three as earlier reported. Council…