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Heat Emergency in Boston
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Mayor Wu announced a heat emergency in the City of Boston through Wednesday, July 17. Cooling centers will be open at 14 BCYF community centers Monday through Wednesday, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Michelle Wu is a daughter of immigrants, a Boston Public Schools mom, and the first woman and person of color to be elected Mayor of Boston. A fierce believer in the power of community and collaboration, she is committed to building a Boston where housing is affordable, transit is accessible, growth is sustainable, and every community has the resources and opportunities to thrive. 

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Mayor Wu Declares Heat Emergency July 15 - 17; Opens Cooling Centers To All Residents

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Mayor Wu Declares Heat Emergency June 18 - 20, Opens BCYF Cooling Centers to all Residents

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