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Jan 02 2024
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John Whitmire Sworn in as Houston Mayor, Vows Public Safety Will Be First Priority
Holly Hansen is a reporter for The Texan living in Harris County. Her former column, “All In Perspective” ran in The Georgetown Advocate, Jarrell Star Ledger, and The Hill Country News, and she has contributed to a variety of Texas digital media outlets. She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Central Florida with a degree in History, and in addition to writing about politics and
The TexanApr 17 2024
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MDOT asks people to wear orange to support road worker safety
Lines painted on some freeway lanes are about to get a refresh. Convoys of painting crews will be moving along I-75 and I-94 in Southeast Michigan starting Monday, April 22, to restripe faded pavement markings on freeways, including the edge lines and the lane lines separating lanes. Each group will include three large orange trucks will have flashing lights and “wet paint” signs and travel at
Oakland PressSep 22 2023
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Public Safety Advisory Board holds first meeting
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - City leaders say Thursday’s meeting sets the stage for how they will move forward as a committee but some community members say it’s still not enough. “Why? Why now?” says Eric Hall with the Birmingham chapter of Black Lives Matter. “And to get to this meeting it is was not even a meeting that lasted five minutes.” Hall says he doesn’t see much of a difference in this
Fox 6 WBRCApr 18 2024
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Work continues at the South Station Tower project after pair of safety incidents
“We brought in all key subcontractors, union leaders and Suffolk’s senior leadership to conduct a thorough jobsite safety review with the entire team,” Daniel Antonellis, a spokesperson for Suffolk Construction, said by email Wednesday. “We remained in regular contact with safety officials from the MBTA, OSHA, and the City of Boston throughout the audit until everyone was comfortable with our
The Boston GlobeApr 18 2024
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Maine Legislature Enacts Sweeping Gun Safety Reforms In Wake Of Tragic Shooting
The Maine Legislature has approved a series of groundbreaking gun safety measures aimed at averting future tragedies like the harrowing shooting that rocked the state just six months ago. With bipartisan support, these new laws represent a significant stride towards curbing gun violence and fortifying the safety of Maine's communities. Under the leadership of Democratic Governor Janet Mills
International Business TimesApr 18 2024
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SFMTA planning safety improvement project after deadly bus stop crash
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is rolling out proposed changes to the intersection where a family died. Last month, an SUV slammed into the West Portal bus stop, killing a couple and their two children. The project would re-design the area to improve safety. Changes include adding transit lanes, a protected pedestrian space, and adding bollards around the bus stop.
NBC Bay AreaApr 03 2024
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The safety net program trapping people in poverty
Saving is hard. Whether for emergencies, special occasions, or retirement, a lot of us fall short. In fact, almost half of Americans don’t have three months worth of expenses saved. And for some, it’s partly because they aren’t allowed to. Imagine you have to stop working for whatever reason, but legally you’ve only been allowed to build up $2,000 in savings. Could you make it through one
VoxApr 17 2024
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Free car seat giveaways, safety checks at Children's Hospital of Michigan in Detroit
Is your child's car safety seat installed properly? Is it the right type and size for your child? Has it been recalled? You might think you've got it right, but a survey from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration suggests that nearly half of Americans unknowingly make mistakes installing infant car seats and booster seats, putting them in too loosely, at an incorrect angle of
Detroit Free PressApr 10 2024
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Chicago Pride Parade 2024 downsizing due to safety concerns
CHICAGO—A beloved tradition celebrating Chicago’s Pride will continue as scheduled this June, albeit with fewer attractions. A Chicago Pride 2024 Parade spokesperson told WGN News on Wednesday that the event is downsizing due to safety and logistical concerns. Following discussions with the city’s police and transportation departments, entries will be capped at 125. The 53rd annual Chicago
WGNMar 22 2024
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Water safety: Jax Beach Ocean Rescue talks safety, prevention as beaches get busier
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. — As the beaches get busier with people visiting for spring break or summer vacations, safety is top of mind. A study done by Connecticut Trial Firm ranked Nassau County as the fifth dangerous beach in the U.S. based on the number of rescues per 100,000 people over the last 10 years. The study states there are about 95 rescues per 100,000 people, with more than 11,000
First Coast News