House Fire on North 103rd Street Ruled Accidental
Posted by admin on November 29, 2009
Just after 3:00 a.m. on Monday November 2, Seattle firefighters responded to a fire in a two story home located at 700 North 103rd Street. When firefighters arrived they saw heavy smoke and flames coming from the door and windows of the house. All occupants got out of the home safely and there were no [...]
Change Your Smoke Alarm Battery When You Change Your Clock
As the end of Daylight Saving Time approaches on Sunday, November 1st, the Seattle Fire Department wants to remind residents to change their smoke alarm batteries when they change their clocks. Smoke alarms powered by lithium long-life batteries do not need to be changed yearly. Most fire deaths happen in homes without working smoke alarms. [...]
Health-Care Reform Clears House Agenda – NACS Online
WKTVHealth-Care Reform Clears House AgendaNACS OnlineThe tide turned in favor of the bill in the weeks following August, as polls showed increasing support for the public option. But it suffered a setback …If you’re for life, you should be against Democrats’ health care planChicago Daily Observerall 68 news articles The Week in Congress: February 2 – [...]
Boot Camp Over, Budget Work to Start
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April 2005 CMS Quarterly Provider Update Now Available
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