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(Matthew J. Lee/ Globe Staff)
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Kenneth O’Brien and Earlene French’s camp in Cambridge has been a source of intrigue for passersby.
(Matthew J. Lee/ Globe Staff)
After peddling donated books in Harvard Square each day, Kenneth O’Brien packs up his belongings and family and heads around the corner to a city-owned park, where he sets up for the night. (Full article: 800 words)
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