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aid he was notified in early June that the center's eight- year-old contract would be terminated. Some of his clients were sent to halfway houses in Kansas City and Springfield, more than two hours away. "They were not happy, and their families were not happy," said Campmier. Ricardo Martinez, the Chief U.

ctor of Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc., wrote a letter requesting the bureau reconsider closing its re-entry center in Michigan. The letter said Great Lakes had operated services for federal parolees going back 30 years and served a wide region. "Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-j

aid he was notified in early June that the center's eight- year-old contract would be terminated. Some of his clients were sent to halfway houses in Kansas City and Springfield, more than two hours away. "They were not happy, and their families were not happy," said Campmier. Ricardo Martinez, the Chief U.

ctor of Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc., wrote a letter requesting the bureau reconsider closing its re-entry center in Michigan. The letter said Great Lakes had operated services for federal parolees going back 30 years and served a wide region. "Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-j

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aid he was notified in early June that the center's eight- year-old contract would be terminated. Some of his clients were sent to halfway houses in Kansas City and Springfield, more than two hours away. "They were not happy, and their families were not happy," said Campmier. Ricardo Martinez, the Chief U.

ctor of Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc., wrote a letter requesting the bureau reconsider closing its re-entry center in Michigan. The letter said Great Lakes had operated services for federal parolees going back 30 years and served a wide region. "Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-j