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Monthly Archives: November 2014
10th Annual Service Will Memorialize Contra Costa Homeless Who Passed Away
Non-profit behavioral health group Anka is organizing the Nov. 14 event at a Concord church to remember those who died in the past year. By: Susan C. Schena, The Patch Project HOPE’s 10th Annual Homeless Memorial will be held Friday, … Continue reading
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