Andrew Denney from the Columbia Tribune writes:
"The group has been reaching into adjacent neighborhoods and has purchased private land to expand its services, and it also has proposed filling space in the planned Short Street parking garage nearby.
Robyn Kaufman, associate director of BCFR, said the organization serves about 1,300 residents and has about 100 employees. As a result, she said, parking in surface lots and on the streets surrounding its building at 1209 E. Walnut St. has become scarce."
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“Wagner said BCFR also has had interest in acquiring a house at 104 Hubbell St. and determining whether it also could be used for housing. A house on the lot at 400 St. Joseph St., which BCFR already owns, was demolished yesterday."
Read the full article here:
http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2011/aug/30/boone-county-family-resources-seeks-space/
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