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City shuts down work on wooden 'tiny house' structure at Dan Ryan homeless encampment - Vimarsana News

City shuts down work on wooden 'tiny house' structure at Dan Ryan homeless encampment

The Orange Tent Project worked with architecture students to design a small but secure wooden structure that they believed would not require permits. Last week, days after construction began, the city issued a work stoppage order.

This Chicago Plant Seller Gives Fishing Tents to Those Experiencing Homelessness - Vimarsana News

This Chicago Plant Seller Gives Fishing Tents to Those Experiencing Homelessness

With proceeds from Plants Delivered Chicago, Andy Robledo has helped provide the local unhoused community temporary housing, thousands of meals, and compassion.

City's unhoused population 'do what they can' to get through still-freezing temperatures - Vimarsana News

City's unhoused population 'do what they can' to get through still-freezing temperatures

With temperatures rising above zero after a winter storm battered the Midwest over the holiday weekend, Chicago’s unhoused community, advocates are asking for “stability.”

City's unhoused population fight to stay warm after storm, Field Museum workers file for union election and more in your Chicago news roundup - Vimarsana News

City's unhoused population fight to stay warm after storm, Field Museum workers file for union election and more in your Chicago news roundup

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Massive winter storm brings rolling blackouts, power outages - Vimarsana News

Massive winter storm brings rolling blackouts, power outages

Winter weather is blanketing the U.S. as a massive storm sent temperatures crashing and created whiteout conditions. More than 200 million people — about 60% of the U.S. population —