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A New Kind of Homeless

Series: FACING THE MORTGAGE CRISIS AT GROUND ZERO
From: Anthea Raymond
Length: 00:02:40

The homeless are very different than you and I. At least that’s what a lot of us thought until the Mortgage Crisis shook up stable housing situations for thousands in the Inland Empire and Orange County. Anthea Raymond visited the Circle of Hope shelter in Corona. She met a woman there named Kathleen Krauss who has been living at the shelter in Corona since April. The piece was created as part of KVCR’s “Facing the Mortgage Crisis” series. It aired originally on July 23, 2009. Read the full description.
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Default-piece-image-0 The homeless are very different than you and I. At least that’s what a lot of us thought until the Mortgage Crisis shook up stable housing situations for thousands in the Inland Empire and Orange County. Anthea Raymond visited the Circle of Hope shelter in Corona. She met a woman there named Kathleen Krauss who has been living at the shelter in Corona since April.  The piece was created as part of KVCR’s “Facing the Mortgage Crisis” series.  It aired originally on July 23, 2009.

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The homeless are very different than you and I. At least that’s what a lot of us thought until the Mortgage Crisis shook up stable housing situations for thousands in the Inland Empire and Orange County. Anthea Raymond visited the Circle of Hope shelter in Corona. She met a woman there named Kathleen Krauss who has been living at the shelter in Corona since April.  The piece was created as part of KVCR’s “Facing the Mortgage Crisis” series.  It aired originally on July 23, 2009.

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