As long as there have been homeless people sleeping in Times Square, there have been social workers and city officials trying to persuade them to leave.In the past, the homeless were offered a free ride to one of the city’s warehouselike shelters. These days, workers for nonprofit groups help people move into apartments, keeping track as thenumber of the chronically homeless in Times Square goes down. According to their records, by 2005, there were only 55.Last summer, it was down to 7.Now there is one.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Where Did They Go?
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