Group denied permit for transitional home in Omaha claims discrimination
Organizers of a home for transitional living are accusing the Omaha City Council of discrimination after the council denied their request for a permit.
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Organizers of a home for transitional living are accusing the Omaha City Council of discrimination after the council denied their request for a permit.
Many neighbors opposed the permit that would provide transitional living for people on parole or work release., although some neighbors supported it, and Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson sent a
Faculty at USC-Beaufort said they needed $1.25 million in start-up costs to revive research and programming on Pritchards Island.
The 1980s deeds between the USC and the donor stipulated that if USC doesn’t uphold the terms, it could lose the island to UGA.
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