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An estimated 300 people showed up to the ceremonial opening of Paul’s Place.
Estimated 300 Show Up for Opening of Paul’s Place
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It’s great to see this come to fruition and some individual community members really deserve credit for moving this forward.
I suggest the current respite center on L Street be consolidated into this facility to streamline services.
I really appreciate the effort that went into this project. it is amazing.
I wonder if the H Street neighborhood suffers from the same problems that L Street does? If not, how does it manage the property so that there is no loitering and trashing the area outside the facility? Maybe these protocols could be implemented at the respite center.
I think 24-hour staffing is the key.