Homeless shelter?s move might stall city budget

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Angry Baltimore City residents don?t want a homeless shelter in their neighborhood, prompting a city councilman to threaten to stall the budget process unless the city finds an alternative location, said City Councilman Jack Young.

“The budget may be delayed,” said Young, D-District 12.

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