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Ernie McPherson, 87, beckons his 13-year-old dog to lay down on a sleeping bag in the doorway of the barn at the Farmingdale home they share. A Marine who served in World War II, McPherson said he comes outside to his refuge every day to watch nature transpire in the fields around his home. “I’m a little late today because it’s so cold,” he said Tuesday. Staff photo by Andy Molloy
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Ernie McPherson, 87, beckons his 13-year-old dog to lay down on a sleeping bag in the doorway of the barn at the Farmingdale home they share. A Marine who served in World War II, McPherson said he comes outside to his refuge every day to watch nature transpire in the fields around his home. “I’m a little late today because it’s so cold,” he said Tuesday.
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Dan Moores, left, learns to play cribbage from volunteer Judy Colomy on Thursday at the Augusta Community Warming Center across from the Gazebo in Augusta Waterfront Park.
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Curtis Snyder, 23, said he’s visited the Augusta Community Warming Center just about every day this winter.
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About 40 people visit the Augusta Community Warming Center, across from the Gazebo in Augusta Waterfront Park, each day in the winter.