Moses Lake response to homelessness still in development
Aaron Noble, pastor of the Patriot Church in Moses Lake, loads a cooler with cold water intended for distribution to homeless people around town. Connecting people to resources is one focus of efforts by the community to help those experiencing homelessness.
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Aaron Noble, right, pastor of the Patriot Church, and church member Shaquille Ledezma get their equipment ready for some homeless outreach Wednesday.
MOSES LAKE — What follows the closure of the Open Doors Sleep Center at the end of the month, and the role of the city of Moses Lake, is still under discussion. Moses Lake Mayor Dustin Swartz said the city is not the only one dealing with homelessness, and from his perspective, some of the government responses to the issue seem to be changing statewide. Moses Lake is looking at a new approach.
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