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The city of St. Louis is seeking a partner to help operate a program that would offer temporary jobs for homeless people.
The $450,000 program would pay homeless people for repairing roads, cutting grass and picking up trash.
The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment is seeking a partner with experience working with the unhoused for a yearlong contract starting Oct. 1.
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