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Number of Local Homeless Veterans Decreasing

On its website, KCCO-TV Grand Junction, CO (5/8) says that the number of homeless veterans in Grand Junction has decreased. Strauss, homeless program coordinator for the Grand Junction VA, said, "We're happy to report the numbers are decreasing due to primarily the number of HUD vouchers we've received."

 
 
 


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