FAMILY OF 10 STILL POTENTIALLY HOMELESS

CITY HOUSING OFFICIALS ARE NOW TRYING TO HELP A SIOUX CITY FAMILY OF TEN WHO MAY BECOME HOMELESS IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.

THE FAMILY OF CHRISTIAN AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS FROM ERITREA IS BEING EVICTED FROM THEIR BUILDING ON PIERCE STREET WHICH IS UNDERGOING RENOVATIONS.

MAYOR BOB SCOTT SAYS CITY HOUSING PEOPLE ARE LOOKING TO ASSIST THE FAMILY, BUT THE OPTIONS ARE SOMEWHAT LIMITED:



SCOTT SAYS THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION WILL ALSO HELP THE FAMILY.

THE FACEBOOK PAGE CREATED BY CHRISTINE MCAVOY AND LOU ANN LINDBLADE HAS RECEIVED OVER 150 RESPONSES AND SEVERAL DONATIONS HAVE COME IN:



THE FATHER WORKS FOR TYSON AND NEITHER PARENT SPEAKS ENGLISH. THEIR CHILDREN AGES RANGE FROM A FEW MONTHS TO 14.

AN ACCOUNT CALLED FAMILY CRISIS FUND HAS ALSO BEEN SET UP AT FIRST NATIONAL BANK.