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Transient Camp Clean-Up in 2400 Block of West Street

Posted on April 9, 2015 by Press Release

For several years, a private property parcel of open land in the 2400 block of West St. has become a haven for transient camps. The open land is surrounded by businesses and homes on Court St., Sonoma St., and Rosaline… Continue Reading →

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