Dover council denies $47K to homeless shelter amid rising crime concerns
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The Dover City Council recently voted to deny $47,000 in funding to The People’s Church, a homeless shelter in downtown Dover, following complaints from neighbors and business owners who say the shelter has become a hub for activity linked to rising crime. Church leaders say they are being unfairly blamed for broader community problems.
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The Dover City Council recently voted to deny $47,000 in funding to The People’s Church, a homeless shelter in downtown Dover, following complaints from neighbors and business owners who say the shelter has become a hub for activity linked to rising crime. Church leaders say they are being unfairly blamed for broader community problems.
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