Can’t some of the abandoned or under-used buildings in Clark County be used for shelters or affordable housing? That’s a question many readers have submitted to The Columbian through the Clark Asks portal on our website.
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Clark Asks: Why abandoned buildings can’t be used to house people experiencing homelessness? It’s complicated
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