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Chicago's faith-based groups step up to house migrants - Vimarsana News

Chicago's faith-based groups step up to house migrants

More than a dozen elected representatives and faith leaders gathered at a church to ask for help from faith communities across the city to respond to the crisis, which deepened Friday when the Cook County medical examiner’s office confirmed a migrant died that morning at a shelter.

Chicago migrant crisis: Nonprofits, churches, neighborhoods do most to help as they wait for plan from Mayor Brandon Johnson - Vimarsana News

Chicago migrant crisis: Nonprofits, churches, neighborhoods do most to help as they wait for plan from Mayor Brandon Johnson

With the arrival of over 9,000 migrants in Chicago since August, the crisis has mainly fallen on non-profits, churches and individual neighborhoods.

As Albany Park Church Takes In Migrants, Its Pastor Urges Others In The City To Do The Same - Vimarsana News

As Albany Park Church Takes In Migrants, Its Pastor Urges Others In The City To Do The Same

Five families moved into private rooms at Christ Lutheran Church this month. "I can't stress how grateful I am for all of these people for helping us get to this point," one woman said.

Topsail Beach holds hearing on inlet property rezoning - Vimarsana News

Topsail Beach holds hearing on inlet property rezoning

The request to rezone "The Point" from conservation to conditional use would allow Raleigh tech CEO Todd Olson to pursue plans to build a family compound.

The Point rezoning faces last big hurdle before Topsail planning board vote - Vimarsana News

The Point rezoning faces last big hurdle before Topsail planning board vote

TOPSAIL BEACH — Resident Linda Larkins’ plea to the Topsail planning board sums up what nearly two dozen people have said for six months now: “Leave it as it is.