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70-Unit BRIDGE Housing’s Heritage Square South For Homeless Seniors In Pasadena Reaches Capacity

September 11, 20242 Mins read300
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A rendering of Heritage Square South, a new affordable housing development for seniors who’ve experienced homelessness in Pasadena.
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By Rhiannon Saegert  In Pasadena, 70 seniors 55 and older who’ve experienced homelessness

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