How I Sold 42 Window Cleaning Jobs in 48 HOURS
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ROXBURY TWP. Fire Official Michael Pellek is warning residents to use extreme caution with portable heating devices, especially as the weather strikes zero digits.
Rockaway Borough just had a structure fire last week that was caused by a space heater, Pellek said Wednesday.
In that incident, a malfunctioning space heater is believed to have accidentally sparked a blaze in a Marshall Avenue home early on the morning of Friday, Jan. 30.
According to Rockaway Borough Police, a couple, their 17-year-old and 10-year-old daughters and a dog were sleeping in the home at about 4:42 a.m. when the 17-year-old awoke to the smell of smoke in her room.
The teenager called 911 and the family was able to escape before police arrived on the scene. No one was injured, police said.
The home sustained fire and water damage.
Pellek said that with the popularity of small, personal heating devices, fires like this are becoming more common in the winter months.
Fifty percent of all structure fires reported during the months of December, January and February are caused by heater fires, Pellek said.
And Roxbury Township has not been immune.
Last January 2014, a resident was seriously injured in a fire on Circle Drive that was caused by a space heater, Pellek said.
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Over the past few years Ashford has been subject to a barrage of change.
From the replacement of part of the ring road with the shared space scheme, to the construction of new supermarkets and housing estates.
There's also been the extension of County Square, the Designer Outlet, a remodeling of the Stour leisure centre, new care homes and a huge library - not forgetting the installation of the controversial Bolt' sculpture.
The area has been subject to a planning frenzy and there is a lot more to come.
But things dont always turn out as planned or look quite how they were expected to.
Here, we take a look through the top 10 landmark plans, comparing the artists' impressions to the real thing.
1: EUREKA SKYWAY BRIDGE
Artist's impression of the M20 bridge
The footbridge over the M20
The award-winning Eureka Skyway footbridge across the M20 quickly became an iconic Ashford landmark. The bridge opened at the end of 2011 and has not only improved pedestrian and cycle links between the town centre and the Eureka leisure park but has also helped regeneration in Ashford.
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Artists' impressions of buildings and plans in Ashford vs photos of the real thing - do they compare?
Keep sidewalks, steps safe for your carriers
Thursday, February 12, 2015 4:05 AM EST
Titusville Herald
It is well known that postal carriers are adept at dealing with adverse weather conditions.
However, with this winter's build up of snow, the Postal Service is asking for a helping hand, or shovel, from local residents.
While postal carriers will attempt to make deliveries wherever possible, the Western Pennsylvania District is asking customers to help with the safe delivery of mail by keeping walkways and sidewalks clear of snow and ice.
In past winter storm events, postal carriers have suffered serious injuries related to slips, trips and falls due to icy and snow-covered walkways and porch steps.
Letter carriers are instructed to use good judgement, if a potential hazard exists, and to hold mail to addresses where ice and snow are not cleared.
"No one wants to inconvenience the customer," said John Phelan, Western Pennsylvania District manager. "However, we must ensure the safety of our employees."
The United States Postal Service is asking customers to help keep their letter carrier safe this winter through the following actions:
LIHUE An increase in islandwide burglaries prompted police to urge citizens to take steps to prevent property crime and to help by reporting suspects.
The Kauai Police Department said information and tips from the community helped officers make several theft-related arrests in a previous burglary spike from November to December.
Unfortunately, burglaries and thefts are still occurring islandwide, and were asking the community to be vigilant, said Michael Contrades, assistant chief of Investigative Services Bureau. Reporting suspicious activity will help us in our goal to identify perpetrators and hold them responsible for their crimes.
Through Jan. 27, KPD reported one arrest for first-degree burglary, one for unauthorized entry into a dwelling, three criminal trespassing, four more for unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle, and one unauthorized control of a propelled vehicle.
There were two robbery arrests along with 12 theft arrests, and six credit card related theft arrests.
In December, KPD made 10 criminal trespassing arrests, along with two unauthorized possession of a propelled vehicle and one for second-degree robbery. There were 25 theft arrests, along with 14 credit card related arrests.
In November, KPD made three arrests for unauthorized entry into a dwelling and one for second-degree criminal trespassing. There were 19 arrests for theft, two more for theft of copper, and three credit card related thefts.
The North Shore crime watch group, Community Against Thieves, posts rewards for the arrest and conviction of the burglars. While taking the brunt of the last few crime sprees, the largely Princeville and Anahola network is saying things are calm right now.
After checking with the neighbors, it seems we are in the clear over here as far as we know, said member Leo McCarthy. Things can change in a minute, but right now we are OK.
There has been a little bit of uplift in the January report, although we dont have very many details about it yet, addedRory Enright,general manager ofPrinceville at Hanalei Community Association. Alot of it is motor vehicle entry issues.
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The City of Beaumont will start it #39;s Christmas tree recycling program the day after Christmas. Watch the video for drop off points.
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