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Formerly the site of McAloon-Kelly Funeral Home, at 213 Garden St., the vacant building has been transformed into homes which will provide services for six chronically homeless and disabled men. CommentsLeave a comment |
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You have got to be kidding. That place is a 6700 square foot air-conditioned mansion, now taken off the tax rolls by yet another non-profit.
Stupid me, I have been sweating bullets by working all these years in order to keep a roof over my head. Is there a waiting list to get in, or do you have to know somebody, 'cause I sure never heard of it.
How many politicians showed up to lay their claim to the six lucky voters?
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