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Here s how the shelter is expanding its capacity to help local families in need.
Posted: Jul 13, 2021 7:49 PM
Posted By: Grace Smith
EUGENE, Ore. A St. Vincent de Paul shelter is boosting its capacity in south Eugene to serve more local families experiencing homelessness.
The First Place Annex Night Shelter now has 22 new fully-walled and private rooms in its dormitory, as well as six new pallet shelters outside.
Every guest gets a furnished room with a queen-sized bed or a twin bed for a child.
The rooms are only available from 5 at night until the next morning. After that, guests have to leave and work toward getting back on their feet.
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KLCC s Melorie Begay reports on construction that s set to take place on Willamette Street beginning on May 19.
The following areas will be repaved and converted to two-ways:
Willamette Street from 18th to 20th
Oak Street from 20th to 19th
20th Avenue from Willamette to Oak Street.
The project is expected to carry on throughout July and will bring an end to what’s known as the “Willamette Wiggle” said Senior Transportation Manager Reed Dunbar. The change will allow people, no matter their preferred mode of transport, easier access, he said. The city will add bike lanes in both directions on a segment of Willamette.
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