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"We very much can solve homelessness:" A roundtable discussion with advocates in Denver, LA, and NYC

"We very much can solve homelessness:" A roundtable discussion with advocates in Denver, LA, and NYC
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L.A. homeless people finding refuge of their own in historic storm

As a historic storm rolled into Southern California and shelters filled up, many homeless people used whatever they could fires, tarps, public restrooms, hand dryers to stay dry and warm.

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Lopez: On Wednesday, his leg was amputated. On Thursday he was back at work with the homeless

Lopez: On Wednesday, his leg was amputated. On Thursday he was back at work with the homeless Steve Lopez © Provided by The LA Times The Rev. Andy Bales, chief executive of the Union Rescue Mission, attends a ceremony at Angeles House on Thursday, a day after his second leg was amputated. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) Those who really know the Rev. Andy Bales, CEO of the Union Rescue Mission on skid row, have come to accept that there are certain things you can’t tell him. He doesn’t like to take it easy, despite chronic health problems. And he doesn’t like the concept of medical leave.

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His leg was amputated Wednesday. On Thursday, he was back at work with the homeless

Print Those who really know the Rev. Andy Bales, chief executive of the Union Rescue Mission on skid row, have come to accept that there are certain things you can’t tell him. He doesn’t like to take it easy, despite chronic health problems. And he doesn’t like the concept of medical leave. “He’s just go, go, go, go, go, all the time,” says Kitty Davis-Walker, one of the mission’s administrators. But Bales’ colleagues were hoping that now he’d finally heed their warnings. He was having his left leg amputated at mid-shin, several years after an identical amputation of his right leg.

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