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Friendly Driving Reminders
As we get into the cooler months of the year, I wanted to post a few friendly driving reminders! Accidents are Accidents, unpredictable. But many may be avoided by keeping a few things in mind while driving this time of year. DEER *1. Be cautious while driving during dusk or dawn Deer are most active…
2020 Ridgeway Volunteer Fire Co. Banquet
January 25th, 2020 , The Ridgeway Volunteer Fire Co. and the Ladies Auxiliary had their annual banquet. The night was filled with jokes, warm smiles and laughter by many. This is a special night where we swear in our new officers of 2020 and recognize everyone for their contributions in 2019. After our dinner,…
Don’t start a fire without cleaning your chimney first!
What is a Chimney Sweep? When we hear the words chimney sweep, we may think of a soot-faced character out of a Dickens novel or a jolly dancer from Mary Poppins. Chimney sweeps were indeed common back in the days when cooking and heating were all done over a fire. And back then, chimney…
National Fire Prevention Week October 6-12
The National Fire Protection Association has announced “Not every hero wears a cape, plan and practice your escape! as the theme for Fire Prevention Week. The Association has stated that a home escape plan includes working smoke alarms on every level of the home, in every bedroom, near all sleeping areas. It also includes…