Things Got Better — 2026-10-02

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Domestic violence shelters remain strained despite restored bed space at The Shade Tree

The Shade Tree recently completed a major renovation after multiple pipe bursts beginning in December 2024 damaged much of its Las Vegas facility. CEO Linda Perez said construction at times reduced the shelter to between 50 and 100 available beds as clients moved between sections of the building while work continued, but the shelter never closed. Now, The Sh

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Domestic violence shelters remain strained despite restored bed space at The Shade Tree

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