Morning Press: Homeless students; Housing prices up; Columbia River coach retires
By The Columbian
Published: February 6, 2016, 6:05am
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Donna Pinaula, from left, helps wake her kids Johnny Pinaula, 7, and Shyanne Tanguileg, 16, after sleeping all night on the gym floor at St. Andrew Lutheran Church in November as part of the Winter Hospitality Overflow shelter program. (The Columbian files)
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More Clark County students than ever are considered homeless. Across the county kids are sleeping in homeless shelters, on couches and floors at Grandma’s house, in unfinished garages and basements, in cars and in tents.
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