Current Edition
The entire new edition can be purchased from a vendor.
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News in Brief
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An Open Letter to President Obama
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Homeless Job Seekers Battling the Odds
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Needed: Fewer Guns, More Butter
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An Introduction to Harold Barnum: Part 2
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Young Designers Weigh in on Playground
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Running Toward a New Life
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Proposed Shelter Closing Could Strain Overstretched Resources
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Gray Hopes for Homeless Vote
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An Introduction to Harold Barnum
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News in Brief
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Spirit of Library is Alive
Announcements
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Black Cat Benefit Concert Saturday, August 21st!
The Black Cat, located at 1811 14th St. NW, will host a benefit concert for Street Sense this Saturday, August 21st at 9pm on the mainstage. For a $12 cover charge, come see live performances from Asheru, Tamika Jones and Flex Matthews. We hope to see you there!
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Just Cause Fundraiser Thursday, August 19th
The Beacon Bar & Grill will be hosting a fundraising event this Thursday, August 19th. Enjoy happy hour specials like $4 appetizers and martinis, $2 sliders and more – and all for a great cause! All proceeds will go directly to Street Sense, so come out to have fun and show your support!
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Street Sense Auction Date Set for October 14th!
Street Sense will be hosting its 5th annual Silent Auction on Thursday, October 14th, 2010. Preparations are already underway to make this the best Street Sense auction ever!
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Featured Vendor
Vendor Profile: Franklin Sterling, an ascendant poet
By Mandy Toomey, volunteer
A meager snack and a paltry one at
That, time. Limp awe, this zone
Is grathered as though alone.
-Franklin Sterling
Franklin Sterling began selling Street Sense two years ago, after some other vendors encouraged him to look into the program. Sterling has had three sets of poems published and now is revising [...]
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