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Clark County officials, nonprofits try four new approaches to homelessness

As number who are houseless climbs and shelters continue to be full, advocates turn to innovative programs

By , Columbian staff writer, and
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Raelene Boyle, who has used Vancouver's Safe Parking Zone for about a year, shares a playful moment with her dog, Liberty, 1 1/2 , on Wednesday. Boyle said the shelter program has been a lifesaver and gave her a chance for a new start. "All things can be made beautiful," she said.
Raelene Boyle, who has used Vancouver's Safe Parking Zone for about a year, shares a playful moment with her dog, Liberty, 1 1/2 , on Wednesday. Boyle said the shelter program has been a lifesaver and gave her a chance for a new start. "All things can be made beautiful," she said. "All things can be turned into good." (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

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