A group of people chained themselves to Spokane City Hall to protest the city's 48-hour eviction notice for "Camp Hope."
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On Saturday, everyone staying at the tent city called "Camp Hope" will be forced to leave.
While the city's newest warming center is scheduled to open Friday at the Salem Lutheran Church, the people at "Camp Hope" say it isn't enough.
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