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Charlevoix County opens warming shelters as temperatures drop

by The Petoskey News-Review

With windchills dropping temperatures below -20 degrees, Charlevoix County Emergency Management has announced that area senior centers will be open as warming shelters with available meals on Friday, Jan. 23. 

The locations include: 

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As of 1:30 p.m., the temperature in Charlevoix was 3 degrees, with a feel like temperature of -27 degrees. 

This article originally appeared on The Petoskey News-Review: Charlevoix County opens warming shelters as temperatures drop

Reporting by Jillian Fellows, The Petoskey News-Review / The Petoskey News-Review

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