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Homeless people living along the Red River have attracted public attention for the past two years, said Carissa Raaen, a program coordinator for homeless outreach with Fargo Cass Public Health. Part of her job is to find homes for those who have none.
“If someone wants to vandalize or do any graffiti, they're going to get caught because of all the business cameras downtown,” Sammy's Pizza owner Teresa Tilock said
Broadway Square is asking community members to donate unopened items from July 8 through Aug. 24.
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Many of the camps were taken down, personal items were stored and trash that filled two garbage trucks was hauled away, a police sergeant said.