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Multnomah County’s heat wave is back with a vengeance, prompting another state of emergency as temps creep toward triple digits — and cooling centers are now open across the county to keep everyone safe. From libraries to parks, over 80 spots offer shade, water, and even pet care, with TriMet providing free rides for those without transport. Health officials are sounding the alarm: stay indoors, hydrate, and don’t wait for symptoms — because heat stroke can strike fast. Community support is stepping up, proving that when the mercury rises, neighbors rise too.

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