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Modern Homes More Dangerous to Live in for This Reason
Modern Homes More Dangerous to Live in for This Reason
Modern Homes More Dangerous to Live in for This Reason
Modern homes burn up to 8 times faster than holder homes, according to a new study from Underwriter Laboratories. This means you have only 3 minutes to escape. "For us, where our time periods were you know, they used to back in the day talk about 20 minutes, it's more like in the 5 to 6 minue range (now)," says Kinny Tasker, South Metro Fire Training Lieutenant...
 Fire Destroys Full Throttle Saloon In Sturgis
Fire Destroys Full Throttle Saloon In Sturgis
Fire Destroys Full Throttle Saloon In Sturgis
A massive fire destroyed Full Throttle Saloon in Sturgis last night. Numerous fire agencies were called in to battle the fire just after midnight Tuesday. Crews on the scene could see smoke coming from the roof of the South Dakota landmark bar, which soon became engulfed in flames...
Teacher Late For Work 111 Times In 2 Years Keeps Job
Teacher Late For Work 111 Times In 2 Years Keeps Job
Teacher Late For Work 111 Times In 2 Years Keeps Job
An elementary school teacher in New Brunswick, New Jersey, is allowed to keep his job after being late for work 111 times over a period of 2 years. Roosevelt Elementary School's attempt to fire Arnold Anderson, a 15-year school veteran, from his $90,000-a-year job was rejected by an arbitrator on August 19, saying he was entitled to "progressive discipline...
Burglar Calls 911 To Prevent Fire At Crime Scene
Burglar Calls 911 To Prevent Fire At Crime Scene
Burglar Calls 911 To Prevent Fire At Crime Scene
A woman in Madisonville, Kentucky, is behind bars after calling 911 to prevent a fire in the home she's accused of robbing. According to police, Mary K. Smith, 42, was in the house allegedly trying to steal prescription medication and cigarette filters when she noticed the kitchen stove was turned on...
Dogs Start Fire In Pursuit Of Cupcakes
Dogs Start Fire In Pursuit Of Cupcakes
Dogs Start Fire In Pursuit Of Cupcakes
Dogs trying to get a box of cupcakes on top of a stove started a small fire in a Pennsylvania home, police say. The landlord of the home told police he had stopped by the residence to let his tenants’ dogs out at around 8 p.m. last Sunday – that’s when he saw a small stovetop fire, and called firefighters...

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