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Places to Escape the Heat in Algonquin
Thousands of residents are still without power, here are some places to take refuge.
Still without power?
On Monday, the village of Algonquin did not open any cooling centers.
“The areas around the river are worse off, but overall the village is in good shape,” said Michael Kumbera, management assistant for the village.
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Neither Kane nor McHenry counties opened any cooling centers on Monday, as both offices of emergency management said that is a decision made by the municipalities.
Here are some places where you can take refuge from the heat.
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- , 2600 Harnish Drive — Open until 9 p.m.
- , 115 Eastgate Drive – Open until 9 p.m.
- , 2200 Harnish Drive — Open until 5 p.m.
- Cafe Firefly, 301 S. Main St. — Open until 9 p.m.
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