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Sent to prison for crimes in Contra Costa, they’re now trying to make amends from behind bars

Summary by The Mercury News
San Quentin prisoners serving life sentences for East Bay crimes are donating supplies and building furniture for a Richmond tiny-homes village as part of an effort to give back to the communities they harmed.

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Sent to prison for crimes in Contra Costa, they’re now trying to make amends from behind bars

San Quentin prisoners serving life sentences for East Bay crimes are donating supplies and building furniture for a Richmond tiny-homes village as part of an effort to give back to the communities they harmed.

·San Jose, United States
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The Mercury news broke the news in San Jose, United States on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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