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News Libertarian legal group teams up with Central District family to mount another challenge against Seattle’s Mandatory Housing Affordability program Capitol Hill Seattle Blog December 16, 2022
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News Central District family claims affordable housing ordinance violates their constitutional rights Erica Zucco December 15, 2022
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News A tale of two cities: How two Florida towns are handling the tiny home movement Meghan McGlone December 14, 2022
News Akron homeless advocate files petition with U.S. Supreme Court to house homeless in tents Jennifer Conn December 14, 2022
News Akron businessman Sage Lewis appeals homeless camp ruling to U.S. Supreme Court December 14, 2022
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News North Carolina food truck owners sue city of Jacksonville over regulations Victor Skinner December 9, 2022
