A charter amendment that would revamp the city of Seattle’s approach to fighting homelessness could still be on the November ballot after the group backing the measure said it would appeal a lower court’s ruling.
The Compassion Seattle campaign originally said it would not appeal last Friday’s decision due to time constraints but reversed course on Tuesday.
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