Photos by Ryan M. McDermott / The Washington Times The proposed shelter, at 2105-2107 10th St. NW, would house up to 30 families in the refurbished Morning Bright Church. The site will be developed by Suman Sorg through 2101 Morning Bright LLC, and cost taxpayers about $38 million over a 30-year lease. It is part of a $22 million-a-year initiative developed by Ms. Bowser to close the ramshackle 285-room facility at D.C. General and transfer families into new shelters in seven of the Districts eight wards.
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