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Roseburg City Council votes down yet another urban campground proposal (opens the original)
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Roseburg city councilors voted 6-2 Monday to stop considering two downtown parking lots as homeless campground sites, saying the locations weren't right. The decision ends consideration of two city-owned lots, but councilors unanimously agreed to hold a future study session to further discuss urban campgrounds. Roseburg has previously considered and rejected multiple sites for an urban campground, including canceling a deal to buy property for that purpose. Councilors discussed these two downtow
Roseburg City Council votes down yet another urban campground proposal (opens the original)
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Roseburg city councilors voted 6-2 Monday to stop considering two downtown parking lots as homeless campground sites, saying the locations weren’t right. The decision ends consideration of two city-owned lots, but councilors unanimously agreed to hold a future study session to further discuss urban campgrounds. Roseburg has previously considered and rejected multiple sites for an urban campground, including canceling a deal to buy property for that purpose. Councilors discussed these two downtow
Tiny home village for homeless seniors coming to Grants Pass (opens the original)
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The goal is to provide stability for older people in the region who can't afford housing in the region's escalating rental market. The project, called Mission View Village, will have 20 500-square-foot homes, in duplex and triplex style, on a 0.9-acre lot on the south side of the city. Gospel Rescue Mission Executive Director Brian Bouteller said the homes will be for seniors who can live independently and are sober. "Even the neighborhood here on Harbeck shouldn't have too much of a problem," h
Oregon student test scores show some increases, with room for improvement (opens the original)
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Oregon has released its annual data on student achievement based on state test results. Many school districts in Southwest Oregon have seen some improvements, but the state is still testing below its pre-pandemic levels. Statewide, results from last school year show that slightly more students tested proficient on the three main tests, taken by students in grades 3-8 and high school. The latest results show a 1.4 percentage point increase in math proficiency, a 0.8 percentage point increase in E
What MINT’s departure means for Grants Pass’ new homeless shelter (opens the original)
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The developer of Grants Pass’ new homeless shelter and a neighboring service provider are ending their working relationship, raising questions about the shelter's future. Elk Island Trading Group and the Mobile Integrative Navigation Team, or MINT, announced Friday that their arrangement will end Oct. 15 after lease negotiations broke down. MINT has been paying for security, utilities and trash service at Parker's Place Village. The city awarded Elk Island a $1.2 million grant last year to build
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