Families may start losing shelter coverage Sept. 1
BOSTON — Families may start getting kicked out of the state’s emergency shelter system on Sept. 1, and providers who thought families had until next spring are feeling blindsided.
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BOSTON — Families may start getting kicked out of the state’s emergency shelter system on Sept. 1, and providers who thought families had until next spring are feeling blindsided.
Families may start getting kicked out of the state's emergency shelter system on Sept. 1, blindsiding providers who thought they had until next spring.
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