Warming centers open across Hudson Valley due to chilly temperatures

Anyone looking for a warming center is advised to contact their county offices for help finding a place to go.

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Feb 2, 2023, 10:47 PM

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Updated 455 days ago

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Warming centers across the Hudson Valley will open due to the drastic drop in temperatures over the next few days.

The centers are available to anyone.

Each one has slightly different procedure, but here are some of the places available:

For northern Westchester County, the Jan Peek Shelter in Peekskill will be available to anyone who needs a place to stay.

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The Beacon Salvation Army will be open in Dutchess County.

Clarkstown Town Hall in Rockland County will also serve as a warming center.

Anyone looking for a warming center is advised to contact their county offices for help finding a place to go.

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