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The proposed funding changes aim to radically reduce support for permanent housing, and target programs which acknowledge transgender people, show a racial preference, or are in areas that do not have harsh enough policies toward street homelessness.
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A good bar, the type I like to go to, should be a third place. It’s where you go to celebrate wins, drown sorrows and everything in between. Bars are such interesting spaces — at the end of the day, they are businesses, but can feel like an extension of home. And just like every […] The post How to be the best bar guest appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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“A house is just a house,” as the saying goes, but in Joachim Trier’s latest film, “Sentimental Value,” it is so much more than that. The house in question is a place filled with memories and grief, a structure that holds people back from growing while also forcing them to grow beyond what once took […] The post REVIEW | “Sentimental Value” appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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The proposed funding changes aim to radically reduce support for permanent housing, and target programs which acknowledge transgender people, show a racial preference, or are in areas that do not have harsh enough policies toward street homelessness. -
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