It started as a dream - implausible by some reckoning - that a group of dedicated people, without government or foundation funds, without, as we were recently scolded, having "any business doing what they are doing," could create a space for people experiencing homelessness in Duluth to find shelter and a measure of dignity and community. In 1989, Angie Miller and the late Steve O'Neil moved their family into a house on Jefferson Street and opened the doors wide to people in