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A scary moment Make sure your kids know what to

do if they hear the smoke detector.
By Guest Author Capt. Joe Harvey My son had been taught what to
do, but today he was playing the
e had a scary event happen monthly and change batteries when PlayStation he got for Christmas and
today at our house. We had you change your clocks, unless you was so involved with that, he made no
Wa small fire on the stovetop. have new detectors with a 10-year attempt to advise us that the smoke
A Christmas pie had been placed on battery. detector was going off. This we will
the cook top and I think I leaned into 4. This one is a little embarrassing. address tonight.
the controls and With all of this said, fires can Help And Hope For Those In Need
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