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Portland’s city council just approved a $108,000 deal to keep a vital low-barrier overnight shelter open until December 31—delaying its closure from June 30. The shelter, run by the Salvation Army, provides critical overnight housing for those in need, but it’s facing legal pushback from Pearl District neighbors who claim it’s harming their community. A lawsuit is set for September 18, as tensions rise over how to balance homelessness support with neighborhood concerns.

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