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Listening House program that hires homeless, low-income workers to clean downtown streets expands

Summary by Pioneer Press
With temperatures in the low 20s, Dantrell Meekins hunted for spent cigarettes around the base of the world’s largest loon statue at Snelling and University avenues, and then the Snelling Avenue Green Line station, and then the Hamline Avenue Green Line station, and then the Lexington Parkway station. His was no act of desperation — Meekins, 31, a recent hire of the Listening House “Work Now” program, is one of more than 100 clients of the drop-…
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