A proposed overnight warming shelter in Boulder Hill is making changes to its plans after backlash from the neighborhood.
Oswegoland Community House says on social media that the overnight warming center will now focus specifically on women and families with children instead of being open to anyone. Despite the change, the group says the need for shelter for single men is not going away and will become more visible.
Kendall County Board Chairman Matt Kellogg says inspections still need to be completed at the Church of the Brethren, where the proposed shelter would be located, by the Oswego Fire Protection District…