Another Group Raises Concerns About Relocation Of Homeless To Hotels

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Mirela Iverac
WNYC News | Oct 16, 2020

Residents say they’ve formed Hell’s Kitchen Neighborhood Coalition because the city has relocated too many homeless New Yorkers into hotels in the area. They say more than 500 of them were moved to just one block of West 36th Street.

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