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Warming centers invite volunteers to get involved ahead of colder temperatures

Nov 12, 2026 | 6:08 PM

Cold temperatures expected this weekend are not low enough to prompt warming centers to open. Still, local ministries across the Tri-County area say they are preparing for when conditions meet the threshold.

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