Shade and Water Stations Help City Residents Cope With Summer Heat
With summer temperatures climbing, city officials are expanding shaded seating, drinking water points and cool public spaces to help residents.
With summer temperatures climbing, city officials are expanding shaded seating, drinking water points and cool public spaces to help residents.
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