The leader of the county’s overflowing domestic violence shelter is excited about a new, larger facility opening soon, but not primarily because it will provide better security or more privacy for the women and families staying there.
Those considerations are no doubt important to Sue Villilo, executive director of Choices for Victims of Domestic Violence, but she’s focusing on a larger mission of providing “a sense of peace and comfort for our victims and a space for them to start to working on…
