Hearing on Anchorage Alcoholic Housing Draws Crowd

Published July 20, 2010

Hearing on Anchorage alcoholic housing draws crowd
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Hundreds of people showed up Monday night for a hearing on a project to house homeless alcoholics. City Planning and Zoning Commission Chairwoman Toni Jones told the crowd th…
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Brothers allowed home to be used by heroin dealers
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Inebriate housing hearing goes late
People lined up and testified for more than four hours Monday night before the Anchorage Planning and Zoning Commission about a controversial proposal for Anchorage’s first big housing program serving homeless alcoholics.
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