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Oct 28
2010
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The Coffee HousePosted by Bruce Robinson in youth , teens , students , Santa Rosa , nonprofit orgs , housing , homeless , families , education , community |
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In addition to the six beds available to shelter homeless and runaway teens at the Rev. Coffee House, the facility offers numerous other drop-in servcies for a wider age range, explains shelter manager Anita Rosales.
There are more homeless teens in Sonomna County than one might imagine, says SAY's Matt Martin. And they aren't always easy to identify.

Climate Refugees is meant to be apolitical, at least in the partisan sense, says Nash (right). And even if the issue he spotlights may be new to many viewers, he observes that it has been building for years.
Dr. Frederic Luskin, Director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Project, says practicing forgiveness offers numerous benefits.
It isn’t getting any easier to build affordable housing in California. But the need for it is continuing to grow all the same.

