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Time change means check your smoke alarms; fire commissioner

Angela Lopez
Angela Lopez
Angela Lopez
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Angela is a seasoned journalist with a degree in Political Science from Bryn Mawr College, bringing over 9 years of experience in reporting on local governance. Before joining Lancaster Current, she worked at WHYY, covering Philadelphia's local politics.

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Time change means check your smoke alarms; fire commissioner — Harrisburg Government news

(WHTM) -- The time change is a good time to check and change the batteries in your smoke alarms. “With Pennsylvania leading the nation with the highest number of home fire fatalities, our message is simple,” said Pennsylvania State Fire Commissioner Thomas Cook. “Check your smoke alarms. Replace the batteries. Make sure every floor of [...]

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