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Residents adorn windows in face of virus outbreak

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Miss Pepper the cat is seen in the window of a Negaunee home decorated with paper hearts for Hearts of Hope. Hundreds of similarly decorated windows and homes around the Upper Peninsula can be seen in the "Hearts of Hope-Yooper Strong!!" Facebook page. (Photo courtesy of Erin Bauman)

Miss Pepper the cat is seen in the window of a Negaunee home decorated with paper hearts for Hearts of Hope. Hundreds of similarly decorated windows and homes around the Upper Peninsula can be seen in the "Hearts of Hope-Yooper Strong!!" Facebook page. (Photo courtesy of Erin Bauman)

Nora Taylor, 3, daughter of Rachel Tiziani and Seth Taylor, admires the hearts placed in the window of her Adams Street home in Marquette as part of Hearts of Hope, which is meant to spread love during challenging times and provide a fun activity for families to look out for that adheres to social distancing guidelines. (Photo courtesy of Rachel Tiziani)

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