Alaskans debate opening of homeless campus

SBJ Staff

Posted online October 8, 2013 | 6:46 am

A heated debate is rising as Anchorage residents discuss whether to build a 66-acre campus for the homeless in the most populous city in Alaska.

Dubbed Raspberry Court, the campus would be alcohol- and drug-free and serve as a transitionary space for the homeless, Al Jazeera reports.

Those opposed say the campus would have a negative effect on the surrounding areas.

Read more at Al Jazeera.

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