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TOLEDO, Ohio — The Fourth of July weekend means summer fun for many, but Oregon's assistant fire chief is warning of the dangers it can bring. Chief Mark Mullins says although the holiday is an ...

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Sparklers are a fun tradition for children around the Fourth of July holiday. However, they can also be incredibly dangerous, especially in the hands of a toddler. According to the National Safety ...

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