New coat closet for kids in need at Glass City Metropark

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) — Metroparks Toledo and Susie’s Coats for Kids have teamed up to provide a free coat closet at Glass City Metropark’s Market Hall. Families in need can request coats, hats, and more for kids of all ages to stay warm while enjoying outdoor activities during the winter season.

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