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The Homeless Problem in Ohio

Linda Stocum November 28, 2018 0 Comments Group Project, homeless, ohio

Portage County makes effort to decrease homelessness

By Scott Lendak

Homelessness among LGBTQ+ youth on the rise

By Alex Tinline

Homeless shelter in Portage County plans to open in 2019

By Sharie Ellison

How Ohio is decreasing veteran homelessness

By Linda Stocum

Homelessness and food insecurity affecting college students across the country

By Lyric Aquino

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Issue 4

Information courtesy of Kent City Police Department

The City of Kent only invested an estimated 8 percent of the $120 million that has gone into building up downtown.
The City of Kent conducted extensive research before moving forward with the downtown project.
Although the development downtown is providing some financial benefit, it is not enough in the short term to cover unexpected state funding cuts.
If Issue 4 does not pass, the city cannot afford to replace the out-dated and ineffecient police station and continue some city services.

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