Vermont struggles to find safe housing for man with autism
Burlington Free Press BURLINGTON, Vt. — It was Christmas, and Linda Luxenberg couldn't wait to spend it with her son Travis in his new home. She had purchased a log cabin in Waitsfield, Vermont and called it Nice Place. There, Linda Luxenberg hoped, her son, who has severe autism, would be safe from the chaos that ran his life for years. "This boy is going to have Christmas at Nice Place, with his sisters and his mom," she told the Burlington Free Press, part of the USA TODAY Network. She furnished the home and bought her son new clothes. "Trav' was in heaven." But what followed was les...
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