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I am wondering how the impact of "If we build it they will come" effect
has on the number of homeless in Portland. We have a great number of soup
kitchens that support the homeless. I heard that up and down the west coast that Portland is the place to be if you are homeless. Its easier here because
of all the support. How many of the homeless are from Portland and how many
are from elsewere. Are we supporting the issue for the west coast..?

Daniel



Daniel

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