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Warming centers announced; safety tips for keeping warm during power outages

By StarJournal
December 17, 2021
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RHINELANDER – It looks like power may not be restored until Sunday or Monday for some Oneida County homes and businesses that experienced power outages during the wind storms earlier this week. For those who may need a place to go to warm up, the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office announced three businesses that are open to citizens:

-Rhinelander Walmart is open 6 a.m.-11 p.m. every day. Located at 2121 Lincoln Street; 715-362-8550.

-ADRC of Oneida County is available 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. 100 W. Keenan Street; 715-369-6170

– Minocqua Walmart is open 6 a.m.-11 p.m. every day. Located at 8760 Northridge Way; 715-356-1609

Anyone in need of a warming center should contact the Sheriff’s office dispatch center at 715-361-5100.

Other safety information for those trying to stay warm in their homes during a power outage:

  • Use portable generators OUTDOORS only in a well-ventilated area.
  • Connect appliances to the generator with heavy-duty extension cords.
  • Homes should be equipped with carbon monoxide detectors
  • NEVER use an oven or stovetop to heat a home
  • Check on neighbors

AVOID carbon monoxide poisoning! Do not use heating devices designed for outdoor use indoors.
DO NOT USE:

  • Portable gas heaters
  • Propane heaters
  • Natural gas heaters
  • Charcoal heaters
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