Tharros Village Opens: Sturdy Shelter for Winter Visitors
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Tharros Village in Sussex County is set to open for its first nine-month season, featuring major upgrades like heavier tents and raised wooden pallets to handle floods and storms. The site can house twenty-eight residents and is designed to last multiple years. With state approval to leave gear on-site year-round, the village aims to avoid constant setups and expand services with electric power. The village is expected to house many from the eighty winter visitors at a sister Code Purple shelter, providing compassionate temporary housing for those transitioning to permanent spots. The City of Lewes contributed thirty thousand dollars for a site fence, viewing it as a community asset.
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