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From libraries to parks: Florence maps 53 climate refuges for summer 2026
The free public spaces offer drinking water, shelter and cooler environments for residents and visitors during the hottest days of summer. The post From libraries to parks: Florence maps 53 climate refuges for summer 2026 appeared first on Florence Daily News.
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