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On big limbs — and small branches of democracy

Lessons from a Clean Green turned shelter

The Gardenview Tiny Home Village.
The Gardenview Tiny Home Village, home to as many as 50 people, stands on the ground of the city's former Clean Green facility at Woburn Street and Lakeway Drive. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
By Ron Judd Executive Editor
In a place filled with grand parklands and jaw-dropping vistas, the piece of property never really looked like much.  The parcel sandwiched between Woburn Street and the race track calamity known as Lakeway Drive was a leftover, never quite suitable for the fate of every other patch of land in our midst (multi-story apartment complex.)  From 1989 to 2016, it was an institution somewhat beloved by ‘Hamsters with dirt 'neath their nails: the “Clean Green,” a garden-debris dis

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