Budget cuts mean tragedy could hit homeless population
“The idea we’d have 150 men living on the streets in the dead of winter in New Haven, Connecticut, is absolutely unacceptable. It just can’t be. People will die,” said former Alderman Edward Mattison, who is a member of Inside at Night, a local committee on homelessness.
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