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A dozen or more residents remained in tents on the front lawn of the building at 245 Detroit St. on Thursday, more than a day after the apartment building was boarded up.
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“This was far from part of the plan. I can’t go anywhere. I have my stuff,” said Darel Thomas, who had been living at River Place since November.
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Thomas said it was hard facing living outdoors again, because he had gotten rid of his camping gear – he lived rough in the downtown area before moving to River Place – only to be back outdoors. Now, he doesn’t yet have a tent.
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But she said: For me personally though, the second and third lockdowns were awful. The first one was fine really: There were a lot of jobs we finally had capacity to complete, like refurbishing the upholstery, re-sanding tables and general maintenance. But by November there was nothing left to do, nothing left to tinker with. I d try and keep myself busy but it was difficult. I d come downstairs in the mornings and do a bit of admin, then head back upstairs in the evenings for a change of scenery.
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