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City marching with Salvation Army in bold bid to save Oasis

David Johnson
David Johnson
David Johnson
Reporter · Decatur, IL

David earned his degree in Political Science from Loyola University Chicago and has spent over 10 years covering local government for various publications, including the Springfield State Journal-Register. His experience with public policy gives him a unique perspective on the inner workings of local governance.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 11:15 PM · 1 min read
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City marching with Salvation Army in bold bid to save Oasis — Decatur Government news

Mayor said city of Decatur would look after Oasis building while Salvation Army provides services to the homeless.

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