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InnVision is a 27-year-old Willow Glen nonprofit organization dedicated to helping homeless individuals and families get back on their feet. Jan Bernstein Chargin, communications director for InnVision, says InnVision has responded to the changes in the homeless population over the past four decades. When the nonprofit first opened in 1973, most of the homeless people were men with mental illnesses. The 1980s saw an increase in homelessness in general, and was followed by an explosion of homeless women and children in the early 1990s, she said. Now, many of the homeless people that InnVision serves are employed.
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News
Measures O and P
If approved by voters, the measures would provide $212 million for libraries and $228 million for parks.
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District 6 debate
Kris Cunningham and Ken Yeager faced off once again with more sparring over each other's records on experience and local committment.
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Gardening
Specialized garden tools are made for specific uses
Interchanging these tools for others can be damaging to both the tools and the plants on which they are used.
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Willow Glen, California Since 1992
