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The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County this week told New Day Intake Center officials they'll provide $250,000 toward the $14.3 million needed to break ground this summer.
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The South Bend Common Council voted Monday night to approve a rezoning that will make way for the New Day Intake Center to address homelessness in the region.
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The South Bend nonprofit says it needs another $5 million to $8 million, depending on grants it's pursuing, to build a $15 million homeless intake center.
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The alternative site emerged months after the city backed off plans to have New Day build the center on Bendix Drive, under heavy opposition from neighbors
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Don Wheeler says it's time to embrace low-barrier housing in St. Joseph County.
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South Bend's Redevelopment Commission approved the purchase of a parcel of land off of Bendix Drive after more public comments for and against the center.
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Mayor James Mueller said the city is considering other sites but will proceed with this one despite heavy opposition from neighbors
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South Bend officials on Friday urged the public to support a low-barrier homeless center
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City meets opposition on proposed homeless intake center.