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Columbia mourns deaths of 15 unsheltered residents

Fifteen unsheltered Columbia residents died this year. Individuals, groups with regular interactions mourn their loss in special service.

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Families of victims killed in police chase nervous as pursuit policy changes

Families of victims killed in police chase nervous as pursuit policy changes
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Nonprofit partners with county schools to provide food assistance to students in need

A non-profit is teaming up with the county and schools to provide food assistance to students when classes start up again next week. Food for Neighbors (FFN),

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Columbia City Council votes to temporarily raise temperature for overnight warming shelters

An update on homelessness and a new position for trash collection dominated the meeting.

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Columbia City Council raises warming center cutoff to 25 degrees

The Wabash Warming Center will be open on nights when expected temperatures are 25 degrees or below for the remainder of the winter season.

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