TURLOCK -- With blond frazzled hair and a worn red flannel shirt, a homeless woman frantically bunched 60-gallon trash bags from the cold weather homeless shelter's supply closet into a dirty, plastic Wal-Mart bag.
A woman paces outside the King-Kennedy Memorial Center on Modesto's west side clutching a pack of Sonoma cigarettes and a box of Country Choice crackers.
Mick Matthews and his girlfriend, Marlene, Terry and Linda Cool, Steve Harris and Mad Dog — they're not just homeless, they're the chronic homeless and they're very, very expensive.
