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With New Jersey housing costs so high he’s encouraging everyone to donate anything warm if they are able to

With New Jersey housing costs so high he’s encouraging everyone to donate anything warm if they are able to

Three shelters will be open Thursday night to provide shelter for those without a place to stay.

Kenny Epsel, 76, served in the Air Force and U.S. Army Reserve. All he had to show for it was a tent in the woods. That changed last month.

The Code Blue will also be in effect during the day Thursday.

The temperature or the wind chill could go below 20 degrees. Such conditions pose a threat of serious harm or death to people without shelter.

A seventh-grade student from Buffalo Creek Middle School was recognized for creating a potentially life-saving software application known as "The Code Blue App."

Kenny Epsel, 76, served in the Air Force and U.S. Army Reserve. All he had to show for it was a tent in the woods. That changed last month.

Ithacas homeless shelters and food banks prepare are getting ready to serve the community this winter.

GLOVERSVILLE -- Mayor Vince DeSantis says his administration's plan to spend $200,000 from the city's $1.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan funding to retrofit a building in the city into a suitable shelter for homeless men and women can't go forward unless the Fulton County Board of Supervis