City approves working group to solve homelessness
6 years ago
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Mayor John Cranley sought Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters' help last week after an unsuccessful effort to remove a camp along Third Street. Deters took the issue to court Monday, getting Common Pleas Judge Robert P. Ruehlman to declare the Downtown camps a nuisance. He issued a temporary restraining order that directed the city to close them down.
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