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Good afternoon. Thank you for allowing me to speak. My name is ward [speaker not understood]. At 8 30 in the morning, 1959, i was born at San Francisco General Hospital here. Im a native of the city. I grew up in San Francisco western addition. I grew up in Public Housing. At the age of 21 i graduated from city college and i moved into my first place of my own buying a house in the Bayview District in San Francisco. [speaker not understood] i got another job. That company went under. Eventually i became disabled like i am right now with posttraumatic stress disorder and im living on disability...

Good afternoon, chairman farrell, supervisor avalos, supervisor mar, and supervisor breed. My name is angie david. I work for the San Francisco Homeless Outreach team as a case manager which i have done for eight years. First i want to give thanks for the 1. 5 that has already been allocated to the mayors budget. I would like to encourage the supervisors to support the hespa [speaker not understood]. For me, this is imperative for the line of work that i do. Its critical to keep people housed and to provide them with support so they can maintain their housing and have support to aid them if th...

My name is angie david. I work for the San Francisco Homeless Outreach team as a case manager which i have done for eight years. First i want to give thanks for the 1. 5 that has already been allocated to the mayors budget. I would like to encourage the supervisors to support the hespa [speaker not understood]. For me, this is imperative for the line of work that i do. Its critical to keep people housed and to provide them with support so they can maintain their housing and have support to aid them if their housing is in jeopardy. As you know, Affordable Housing is becoming obsolete in San Fra...

September is National Workforce Development Month, and as the month comes to an end, Goodwill wants to remind people how they help others build skills all year round.

A new program is now available to help St. Cloud area residents learn how to be a carpenter or an electrician.